We Were Wondering: Are Lake-Effect Snowstorms Losing Their Punch?
Is the lake effect from Lake Michigan still a thing in Milwaukee? We asked an expert.
Is the lake effect from Lake Michigan still a thing in Milwaukee? We asked an expert.
You probably won’t need your snowblower for the rest of the year… but January 2026 may be different.
Businesses are shuttered, cleanups are under way and recovery has begun after the huge rainfall in and around the city.
Are these hot days on par with years’ past? We asked an expert.
And with this chill in the air, we wanted to know: when will it be that warm again?
Also known as transpiration, water evaporating from the leaves of corn stalks is making this Midwest heat wave worse.
We might have a hot and stormy one on our hands, according to local meteorologists.
In the middle of this chilly season, you can take some solace knowing that it could be much, much, much worse.
Our TV mets remind us to bring a jacket, recommend a day for a great fall walk, keep us safe when tornadoes threaten. And they do it with a smile. So why do some of us treat them like punching bags?
Head north for the best chance to see aurora borealis.