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Warm, dry weeks deepen dryness near Oconomowoc
September 20, 2026
The Oconomowoc WWTP station 1 km away recorded mean daily highs 2.9°F above normal and mean daily lows 4.2°F above normal over the past 30 days, with September rainfall 0.6 in below normal. The warmth combined with below-normal precipitation intensifies moisture stress in an already abnormally dry landscape.
Spotted spreadwing among four odonates seen in Oconomowoc
September 20, 2026
Four odonate species were observed in recent weeks including a on September 18, 2026 in Oconomowoc. Dragonflies and damselflies require clean, well-oxygenated aquatic habitats and their presence in late summer indicates the ecosystem is supporting aquatic insect development.
Giant mayflies found in Oconomowoc waters
September 20, 2026
Giant mayflies () were observed in Oconomowoc waters on September 18, 2026. These pollution-sensitive larvae need clean, well-oxygenated water and their presence indicates habitat conditions suitable for oxygen-demanding aquatic invertebrates.
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