The NWS's Climate Prediction Center ( CPC ) updated their 2012-13 U.S. Winter Outlook (months of December, January and February).
The updated outlook is shown below, with temperatures on the left and precipitation on the right. Click each map for a larger version.
The updated temperature outlook has a portion of the Northern Plains, Minnesota, and central/northern Wisconsin in an area of slightly elevated chances (33 to 40%) of below normal temperatures.
In the updated precipitation map, Wisconsin remains in the area of equal chances of above normal (33.3%), near normal (33.3%), or below normal (33.3%) precipitation.
Note - the precipitation outlook does not refer to snowfall outlook. It is based on liquid precipitation which consists of rain and snow melted down to a liquid.
The previous winter outlook can be found here.
Related information can be found in the Nov 5-9, 2012 Wisconsin Winter Awareness Week Top News Story.
Kapela/Brooks
WFO Milwaukee/Sullivan, WI