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Williams-Barneveld Creek listed as impaired
October 20, 2026
Williams-Barneveld Creek is listed as impaired on Wisconsin's 303(d) list in the 2026 assessment cycle, requiring a cleanup plan (TMDL). The listing indicates the stream is not meeting water quality standards for one or more designated uses and does not yet have an approved restoration plan in place.
October rain pulls Iowa County out of dry spell
October 20, 2026
October precipitation at Mount Horeb WWTP, 9 km from Savanna Section, reached 2.6 inches through October 20, running 1.1 inches above the normal of 1.51 inches for this date. This reverses the water deficit from earlier autumn and has eliminated abnormally dry conditions from Iowa County by this week.
Autumn meadowhawk seen in Spring Green
October 20, 2026
An (Sympetrum vicinum) was observed on October 13 at American Players Theatre in Spring Green. This species emerges in late August through September and persists into November, feeding on abundant small insects when few other dragonflies remain. Their late-season populations fuel migrating birds during peak fall migration.
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