Barometric Pressure Forecast for Ashwaubenon, Wisconsin
Barometric pressure forecast for Ashwaubenon, Wisconsin — on the lower Fox River at the head of Green Bay. See current barometric pressure and what it means for weather-sensitive people.
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Pressure and weather in Ashwaubenon
Ashwaubenon sits on the west side of the lower Fox River just before it empties into Green Bay, immediately southwest of the city of Green Bay itself. The bay is shallow and, unlike the open lake, it freezes over most winters, which changes the local weather considerably between seasons: while the water is open in autumn it moderates temperatures and feeds lake-enhanced snow, and once the ice forms in January that influence disappears and the area behaves like the continental interior. The barometer here runs on the northern branch of the storm track. Clippers cross frequently through midwinter, deeper low centres track up through the upper Midwest in March and April, and November brings the strongest systems of the year, the same lows that generate the notorious gales on the open lake to the east. Summer is short, warm and generally quiet, with the occasional overnight complex of thunderstorms crossing from Minnesota.
What this means for you
Northeastern Wisconsin gets the frequent shallow falls of the Clipper track plus a handful of very deep November lows, so the events are not all alike. Compare the current barometric pressure against your log and pay attention to whether frequency or depth matters more for you.