Get Social: Staying cool in #SummerHeat, celebrating #UWWomen150
The temperatures in Madison are climbing (as is the humidity) — and Badgers keep their cool by venting on social media.
In this week’s Get Social, read about the heat wave, and about an event honoring 150 years of women graduates from UW–Madison.
After finishing your campus tour here at UW Madison grab some ice cream at the Daily Scoop! Made fresh from local UW Madison cows!
— UW–Madison Info (@UWMadisonInfo) July 17, 2019
(1/2) Cities suffer the most during heat waves: Using a network of 150 temp sensors in the Madison WI area we showed that during an early July 2012 heat wave, downtown Madison had average daily nighttime lows that were up to 11ºF higher than rural agricultural areas @NWSMKX
— Christopher Kucharik (@Chris_Kucharik) July 17, 2019
(2/2) During that stretch of July 4-7 2012, average nighttime lows over the Isthmus region of Madison hovered in the low to mid 80s for 4 straight nights, but were in the mid 70s in rural regions @NWSMKX https://t.co/RLPWZ8BW7a pic.twitter.com/ATHYyG0DVJ
— Christopher Kucharik (@Chris_Kucharik) July 17, 2019
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Yesterday we had the honor to be at @WisAlumni to commemorate 150 years of women graduating from @UWMadison! Such an amazing night, made all the more special by the three women speakers who shared their stories. Thank you @Bowers_MD , @Sagashus, and Fatima Ebrahim! #uwwomen150 pic.twitter.com/qgndc9is7Z
— The 4W Initiative (@4WMadison) July 17, 2019
Great @nbc15_madison story on yesterday's @WisAlumni event celebrating 150 years of @UWMadison women. The three featured alumnae “hope they’ve paved the way for future women students to do even bigger and better things.” https://t.co/61ujEHe32X
— On Wisconsin magazine (@OnWisMag) July 17, 2019
Read more about Marci Bowers '80 before tonights @WisAlumni 150th event, which is at 6pm in One Alumni Place (enter thru Alumni Park). https://t.co/J5T4V4KE2B
Learn more about the event here: https://t.co/Gd00Z9VUuc pic.twitter.com/E36Xx8efh9— The 4W Initiative (@4WMadison) July 16, 2019
.@UWMadison alum @Sagashus Levingston wrote the book on empowering mothers… literally. Her business @infamousmothers inspires moms like herself.
Read about her in our Summer ’18 issue and don’t miss her talk at @uwalumnipark on July 16: https://t.co/Yz1DxNDtkX#UWWomen150
— On Wisconsin magazine (@OnWisMag) July 12, 2019
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