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When will fall colors peak across Northern Michigan? (opens the original)
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NORTHERN MICHIGAN (WPBN/WGTU) -- Fall colors are starting to emerge across Northern Michigan, with peak color generally arriving first in the Upper Peninsula before spreading through the Northern Lower Peninsula in October. “Fall color is so unique in Northern Michigan because it really brings people from all over the country to check out just the beautiful sites and the things that really you don't find many other places throughout the country.” County Road Association of Michigan Deputy Direct
Strong El Niño could mean less snow, more ice for Northern Michigan this winter (opens the original)
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Northern Michigan could see less snow but more chances for ice this winter as a strong El Niño changes typical weather patterns across the Great Lakes region. “El Niño is a phenomenon that occurs basically in the Pacific Ocean, and in the Central Pacific Ocean specifically. It’s really a measure of an anomaly,” National Weather Service Gaylord Meteorologist Jim Keysor said. On a normal year, trade winds would blow warm surface waters from South America to Asia, but on an El Niño year, that warm
Apple season arrives in northern Michigan as Leelanau orchards report strong crop (opens the original)
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LEELANAU COUNTY, Mich., (WPBN/WGTU) -- We are now well into September. That means it's apple season in northern Michigan. Michigan grows nearly 30 million bushels of apples per year, only behind Washington state and New York state. At Bakker's Acres in Leelanau County, they're picking this week. “This year the apple crop on my farm is looking very well,” said Alan Bakker, owner of Bakker’s Acres. “It's sweet tango, honey crisp are already being picked. And it's compared to last year’s timing-wis
Northern Michigan flooding tripled Boardman-Ottaway project site, prompting grant redesign (opens the original)
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GRAND TRAVERSE COUNTY, Mich., (WPBN/WGTU) -- The Michigan Department of Natural Resources has awarded grants for fish and aquatic systems across the state. “The Fisheries Habitat Grant Program is a program that the Department of Natural Resources runs to really achieve two objectives,” said Joe Nohner, Michigan DNR inland lake habitat biologist. “One is to improve our aquatic ecosystems to support healthy fisheries and all of the other plants and animals that live in those systems.” These grants
New weather system on Lake Superior tracks wind, waves, temp and water quality (opens the original)
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CHIPPEWA COUNTY, Mich., (WPBN/WGTU) -- A new buoy in Lake Superior is giving people real-time access to weather, wave and water quality conditions in Whitefish Bay, providing new information for boaters, fishermen and researchers. “This project came about as looking at Lake Superior as a whole, in the eastern end of Lake Superior and our climate is changing and then Bay Mills is also a fishing community and relies heavily on Lake Whitefish or Ticketmeg,” said Jessica Wesolek, air quality environ
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