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Weather

Quick Stats

Temperature Averages Spring – High: 54 °F
Spring – Low: 38 °F
Summer – High: 80 °F
Summer – Low: 63 °F
Fall – High: 60 °F
Fall – Low: 43 °F
Winter – High: 31 °F
Winter – Low: 17 °F
Precipitation Averages Spring: 3.05 in.
Summer: 3.71 in.
Fall: 2.97 in.
Winter: 1.56 in.
What to Pack A little bit of everything!

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If you’re planning on living in Milwaukee, you have to love the seasons—every single one of them. During the school year, you will experience a wide range of temperatures, and you may sometimes experience them all in one day. Move-in day is right around the end of summer, so it will be hot, and it could still be in the 80s into October. Fall can start in September or later. Winter is the season you will be seeing the most of—it will probably start around late November and last till the end of March. Spring can come early or late, but when it does, campus is beautiful and lively after a harsh winter. While the winter is very cold and often very snowy, students quickly adjust and get used to the cold temperatures. It also gives students a greater appreciation for nicer weather. When it is above 30 degrees, lots of students can be seen on campus hanging out in front of the Union playing Frisbee, reading a book under a tree, or hanging out with friends. So, if you enjoy a wide range of temperatures and weather types, then Milwaukee is the place for you. And, with the constantly changing weather, there is a time where everyone can enjoy whatever type of weather they like.

With the always-changing climate in Milwaukee, you will definitely need to bring a variety of clothing. During the summer, you will need shorts and tees. A lighter jacket will work during the fall and spring. Winter is a little trickier. You will need layers—and lots of them—for your treks to class. A warm winter coat is a must, and boots that can make it through lots of snow will be needed, too.

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Weather at Marquette University

chalas

'15

Exercise Physiology

3.8
B+

Cold but It Is Wisconsin

Not a big fan of the snow and they use a lot of salt of the sidewalks but it is better than slipping on ice and falling on my butt all the time. But hey it is wisconsin so snow is a give in

Feb 13, 2012

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ntagz24

'15

Finance

2.3
C

Wisconsin Weather

Wisconsin weather is not that great. It's pretty simple.

Jan 08, 2012

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Weather at Marquette University

omeraamir

'15

Bioengineering and Biomedical Engineering

2.7
C+

Cold but Tolerable

It snows up here in brewertown. It gets difficult to walk during a snowstorm. However, you can get across through efforts and work your way through with proper clothing. Coming from Cali i found the first few winter months extremely harsh.

Dec 30, 2011

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