Though spring technically begins in March, April is often when it begins to look and feel like spring in Wisconsin. As daffodils bloom and trees leaf out, the state is filled with the sounds of the season as migrating birds and pollinators return. But our April weather can still sprinkle in some hints of winter.
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We’re springing into April
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The Climate Prediction Center is forecasting a chance of wetter-than-average conditions in Wisconsin this month. Probabilities for the majority of the state are leaning wet, while counties along the southern stateline are highlighted as likely to see more-than-average precipitation.
April showers bring May crops ... but sometimes also rainbows.
