Winnebago County Emergency Management

06/11/2026

Thursday, June 11, 2026:

Another round of active weather is anticipated for the area this afternoon and evening. Storms are expected to initially develop upstream and head into the area during the afternoon. Additional storms may develop over the area. The northern extent of strongest storms is still uncertain. The most likely hazards will be damaging winds and large hail.

Another round of active weather is anticipated for the area this afternoon and evening. Storms are expected to initially develop upstream and head into the area during the afternoon. Additional storms may develop over the area. The northern extent of strongest storms is still uncertain. The most likely hazards will be damaging winds and large hail.

06/10/2026

Strong to severe storms are predicted to occur today, Wednesday, June 10, 2026. Be and monitor your local forecast and have multiple ways to receive severe weather alerts.

Multiple rounds of strong to severe storms will occur through this evening, then again on Thursday afternoon and evening. Storms this morning will mostly pose a damaging wind threat. All hazards of severe weather, including tornadoes, are possible this afternoon into this evening. The main hazards on Thursday will be large hail and damaging winds. Heavy rain is expected, which could lead to localized flooding. Be sure to monitor for forecast updates as details will change. Have multiple ways to receive warnings!

06/09/2026

High temperatures are predicted today through Thursday.

Stay safe and healthy by:
👕 Wearing loose-fitted and light-colored clothing
☀ Applying sunscreen
💧 Hydrating with water and electrolytes
🌳 Limiting time spent outdoors
🏡 Taking breaks in a shaded area or inside an air conditioned building

Find a cooling location near you: https://www.winnebagocountywi.gov/BusinessDirectoryII.aspx?lngBusinessCategoryID=33

06/08/2026

The US National Weather Service Green Bay Wisconsin has predicted:
🌡 High temperatures this Tuesday through Thursday (June 9 through 11)
⛈ Strong to severe storms this Wednesday, June 10

Make sure you and your loved ones are by:
🌦️ Monitoring your local weather forecasts
✅ Reviewing your severe weather emergency plans

Visit https://www.winnebagocountywi.gov/947/Weather-Related-Disasters for resources and safety information on weather-related disasters.

Photo Credit: The National Weather Service and National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

06/05/2026

Pets are family! Check your family emergency plan to make sure it has all the necessary information to keep your pet(s) safe. ❤

Not sure what to include in the plan? Visit the Ready Campaign's website on pet preparedness: https://www.ready.gov/pets

06/05/2026

[6/5/26] 5:00 AM
🟢 Expect scattered showers and storms to re-develop this afternoon following a round of rain early this morning. A few storms may become strong or severe between around 2 and 9 PM, with 40 to 60 mph wind gusts and hail up to 1" being the main concerns. Minor damage to trees and powerlines will be possible with larger hail.

06/04/2026

Monitor your local weather forecasts and be for the possible thunderstorms! ⛈

06/03/2026

☀ Wednesday, June 3, is Heat Awareness Day in Wisconsin.

The National Weather Service has 4 great questions to ask yourself before going out on a hot day:

💧 Do you have enough water?
🌳 Do you have temporary shade available?
🌡️ Do you know the symptoms of heat illness?
📱 Do you know who to call in an emergency?

Visit https://www.weather.gov/safety/heat for more heat safety information!

Photo credit: The National Weather Service and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

06/01/2026

June is National Pet Preparedness Month! 🐶🐱

Pets are an important piece of the emergency planning process. When an emergency occurs, pets need just as much preparation as their owners to stay safe and recover.

🐾 Visit our website for information and resources on pet preparedness: https://www.winnebagocountywi.gov/320/Be-Prepared

05/26/2026

☀ Summer temperatures are here!

NEVER leave children or pets alone in hot vehicles! Heat can rise in a car, up to 20 degrees in just 10 minutes!

Photo credit: The Ready Campaign