water levels

As average Wisconsin temperatures and precipitation increase in response to climate change, scientists, environmentalists and regulators point to the promise of nature-based solutions

Some reservoirs in northern Wisconsin are seeing water levels drops due to the drought.As WXPR reported Monday, nearly 80% of the state is experiencing drought conditions.

This week’s forecast won’t do much to help flood conditions in the region.Governor Evers declared a state of emergency in Wisconsin this week because of flooding throughout the state.

The rapid snowmelt this week has led to some minor flooding along rivers that have impacted some roads and parks in the Northwoods.While it’s causing problems for some, it’s helped replenish water bodies and bring the area out of a drought.

Cities and towns along Great Lakes shorelines will pay a heavy price for recent flooding. That's according to an organization representing the region's…

After two years of record high water, the Great Lakes are getting a break. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers says the lakes have dropped steadily since…

It’s not difficult for Norm Pestka to picture what used to be here.After all, the land that’s now underwater was dry just a few months ago.“It’s been fine…