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Major References

Hillstrom, Mike. Wettest year ever in Wisconsin. [Wisconsin DNR Forestry News, Forest Health Newsletter, August, 2017 (web edition)] Madison, 2017. View Full Entry (Full text available)
Kalnicky, Richard. Lew It Snow. [Wisconsin Natural Resources, Vol. 40, #6, December 2016, p. 9-11] Madison, 2016. View Full Entry
Knox, Pamela. Precipitation Summary for 1992. [WI Geological & Nat Hist Survey, Educ Series 37] Madison, 1993. View Full Entry
Knox, Pamela. Precipitation Summary for 1993. [WI Geological & Nat Hist Survey, Educ. Series 37] Madison, 1994. View Full Entry
Knox, Pamela. Precipitation Summary for 1995. [WI Geological & Nat Hist Survey, Educ. Series 37] Madison, 1996. View Full Entry (Full text available)
Lawrence, Lee E.. Wisconsin Ice Trade, The. [Wisconsin Stories] Madison, 1980. View Full Entry
Ostergren, Robert C. and Thomas R. Vale, eds.. Wisconsin Land and Life. [A North Coast Book of the UW Press] Madison, 1997. View Full Entry
Ridderbusch, Gary. Tornado Touched Down. [Vilas County News Review, Aug. 19, 2020, P. 3A] Eagle River, 2020. View Full Entry
Tabin, Jerry. Severe storms cause damage in Vilas County. [WSAW-TV Web Page. Published: Aug. 10, 2020 at 12:01 AM CDT. ] Wausau, 2020. View Full Entry (Full text available)

Minor References

****. On the Great Lakes. [Baltimore Sun, March 10, 2019, p. 14.] Baltimore, 2019. View Full Entry (Full text available)

Wettest Year: 2017

As of the end of July, the year 2017 was the wettest on records for Wisconsin. The average across the state was 25.25 inches, which is 7.14 inches above average according to the National Weather Service.