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By Meteorologist Brian Niznansky CREATED Feb. 7, 2012
We all know by now that an unusually warm winter has hampered our winter weather activities across the state. One of the hardest hit recreational activities has been the ice fishing. Ice conditions have been unsafe through much of the winter, especially in the bay of Green Bay, Fox River, and Lake Winnebago. And this week is certainly no different.
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By Brian Niznansky CREATED Jan. 26, 2012
You won't be planting palm trees in Wisconsin anytime soon, but warmer temperatures over the last several years has allowed the USDA to make some minor adjustments to their "Plant Hardiness Zones" and corresponding map. These are the first changes made since 1990.
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By Brian Niznansky CREATED Jan. 12, 2012
The snow is underway across Northeast Wisconsin. I'm thinking we are still in line for for 3 to 6 inches of snow for most by Friday morning.
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By Brian Niznansky CREATED Jan. 5, 2012
It's been pretty exciting to see all of the attention the "i love lamp teleprompter" prank has gotten. The video of the prank has now been documented by 1000's of websites, radio stations, television stations, newspapers, and magazines across the world!
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By Brian Niznansky CREATED Dec. 28, 2011
Over the next couple of days we'll have not one but two fast moving Alberta Clippers bring some snow to the area.
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By Brian Niznansky CREATED Dec. 16, 2011
The recent warm weather has to make you wonder...will this winter season be so cold after-all? A couple months ago, most major climate predictors pegged this season to be another cold and snowy one. So far... that definitely hasn't been the case.
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By Brian Niznansky CREATED Dec. 8, 2011
While the northwestern reaches of the NBC 26 viewing area has picked up their share of snow, most of you are still waiting...and waiting. We officially picked up 2.0" of snow on November 9th in Green Bay, but much of the city saw just a dusting.
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By Brian Niznansky CREATED Dec. 1, 2011
Given the latest computer model runs ...I am leaning towards less snow here in Green Bay and more of a sloppy mix. The best chance for heavy snow accumulation will be along a line from Shawano to Marinette. Now this forecasted heavy snow swath can easily change as it has over the last couple of days,
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By Brian Niznansky CREATED Nov. 21, 2011
The forecast is still looking very mild for Thanksgiving.
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By Brian Niznansky CREATED Nov. 8, 2011
An intense area of low pressure continues to develop and will track across the area over the next 36 hours. If we had the same scenario, same track, same strength in the middle of January... we would be looking at a whopper snowstorm! But it's November and we have an even trickier forecast on our hands with a mixed bag of precipitation expected. The southeastern portion of the NBC 26 viewing area will see all rain, the northwestern corner of the viewing area will likely see a lot of snow. What lies in between is still a bit in question.
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By Brian Niznansky CREATED Nov. 1, 2011
As we look back on the month of October, what sticks out was the warm temperatures.
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By Brian Niznansky CREATED Oct. 25, 2011
NOAA is expecting another very cold and possibly snowy winter for the Great Lakes Region.
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By Brian Niznansky CREATED Oct. 18, 2011
Everything is bigger in Texas including droughts and now a dust storm!
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By Brian Niznansky CREATED Oct. 11, 2011
No news has been good news when it comes to the Pagami Creek Fire in Minnesota. The fire continues to slowly burn in spots, however as of this morning, the once large blaze has been 82% contained. The fire has charred 92,682 acres.
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By Brian Niznansky CREATED Oct. 5, 2011
While we're basking in the sunshine of a beautiful ridge high pressure, it has to even out somewhere, and that somewhere is the western U.S. under an equally strong trough of low pressure.
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By Brian Niznansky CREATED Sep. 30, 2011
The forecast calls for Indian Summer
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By Brian Niznansky CREATED Sep. 27, 2011
For over a week now, our weather has been greatly influenced by a stalled out area of low pressure, also know as a "cut-off low."
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By Meteorologist Brian Niznansky CREATED Sep. 20, 2011
Fall color change kicking into full gear across much of the state.
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By Brian Niznansky CREATED Sep. 16, 2011
You may have noticed we have started a new “format” of sorts on NBC 26 Today when it comes to giving you your weather.
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By Brian Niznansky CREATED Sep. 12, 2011
Many of your households will go from air conditioning to heat by the end of the week.
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