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Spring temps will give way to snow

by Brian Moon on March 15, 2010

in Weather

Wisconsinites capped off the weekend with spring-like temperatures but we won’t see a repeat on Saturday. Meteorologist Chris McGinness of WDJT Milwaukee says the state saw unseasonably warm temperatures.

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DNR extends air quality advisory

by Brian Moon 03/11/10 11:56 AM

Wisconsin is going through its longest stretch of soot pollution since February of 2005. according to the state DNR.  The air has not been moving very much since last Sunday. The agency’s Air Monitoring Section Chief Bart Sponseller says it’s unusual but not unprecedented.

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Snow is coming

by Brian Moon 02/8/10 12:38 PM

Wisconsin is about to get its first major snowstorm in over a month. The storm’s total in southeast Wisconsin is expected to surpass the region’s entire accumulation for the month of January. Meteorologist Chris McGinness of CBS Morning News in Milwaukee forecasts a foot of snow by the lake before the finale on Wednesday.
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Jimmy predicts early Spring

by WRN Contributor 02/2/10 12:26 PM

Sick of Winter yet? Wisconsin’s rodent prognosticator says we’ll all be able to put away the snow shovels soon. Sun Prairie Jimmy failed to see his shadow this morning, not surprising on a cloudy day with snow falling across southern Wisconsin. Nevertheless, Sun Prairie Mayor Joe Chase interpreted that to mean an early Spring, according [...]

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Feingold doubts Haiti relief will become partisan

by Brian Moon 01/14/10 3:08 PM

Senator Russ Feingold says the US will “step up to the plate” in helping out the neighboring nation of Haiti which is suffering after a massive earthquake. Despite US economic woes, Feingold says the disaster gives a sense of perspective for Americans; “This couldn’t be a tougher time for us but when you seem something [...]

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