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FIRST ALERT WEATHER: Explaining El Niño and what it could mean for the coming winter (opens the original)
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GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) - By now, you’ve probably heard we’re heading into a Super El Niño, and it’s going to have a big impact on your winter. It’s the cycle where we get warmer-than-normal water along the Equatorial Pacific, and that causes a chain reaction of weather patterns across North America. As a result, the Climate Prediction Center is forecasting warmer-than-normal wintertime temperatures across the northern United States, and below-normal precipitation, including snowfall. During a ty
First Alert Weather Day: Rounds of strong thunderstorms today (opens the original)
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A First Alert Weather Day is in effect through tonight. Multiple rounds of thunderstorms will develop with the potential to become strong to be severe. We’re expecting the first round of storms to arrive as the morning wears on. Locally heavy rain will be possible, so keep your umbrella handy. We should see a lull in the storms later this afternoon, but it’s going to remain muggy with highs in the 70s. The threat doesn’t end when the sun sets. More thunderstorms are expected to move through toni
First Alert Weather Day: Scattered strong storms and high heat (opens the original)
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A First Alert Weather Day remains in effect as scattered strong to severe thunderstorms move through our region this morning. There’s potential for damaging winds, hail and heavy downpours. Folks should stay “weather aware” during their morning commute. Meanwhile, heat and humidity will make conditions feel even more oppressive. Peak heat index values could reach 100 degrees from the Fox Cities and to the southwest. If you live in this area, drink plenty of water and avoid strenuous activities d
First Alert Weather Day: Wildfire smoke, then scattered severe storms (opens the original)
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Wildfire smoke will linger through the morning hours, reducing air quality and visibility. If you’re sensitive to smoke, consider limiting outdoor activities early in the day. A statewide Air Quality Alert continues through at least noon. Scattered severe thunderstorms will develop through the afternoon and intensify into the evening. These storms could produce damaging winds, heavy rainfall, large hail, and even isolated tornadoes. The atmosphere will be turning warm, humid and unstable — a rec
First Alert Weather Day: More heat, plus incoming wildfire smoke (opens the original)
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Our First Alert Weather Day remains in effect as wildfire smoke moves into Wisconsin with poor air quality and hazy skies. Meanwhile, dangerously hot conditions will persist, with heat index values reaching near 100 degrees south of the Fox Cities this afternoon. The sunshine will soon look hazy as Canadian wildfire smoke drifts into the area, A statewide Air Quality Advisory is in effect through noon Thursday, and will likely be extended for our area. Poor air quality will develop, so it may be
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