September brought a taste of two seasons. Coming out of a very warm August, the first day of September was the same, peaking at 87 degrees, the warmest temperature all month. The next day (Sept. 2), clouds and showers moved through, exiting the area by dinner time, making for a pleasant Friday evening and a …
By Brad SpakowitzCorrespondent The heat of July carried over into the start of August, with the first week of the month featuring highs in the 80s. The first days of the month also brought some scattered showers and spotty storms, some of which turned severe as they flared up just to our south the morning …
You guessed it: August was warmer and wetter than average Read More »
By Brad SpakowitzCorrespondent The start of the month brought mostly pleasant weather with comfortable temperatures, low humidity and several rain events, which helped nourish young crops and keep grass green. But by mid-month, heat, humidity and severe weather took over the headlines. The morning of June 14 started out foggy, damp and comfortable, with sun …
June was warmer and drier than average, just like May Read More »
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By Brad Spakowitz Correspondent NORTHEAST WISCONSIN – Warm summer nights lure people outdoors, and with that comes a wonderful opportunity to enjoy the night sky. If you live within city limits, the bright lights will lessen your ability to see much in the night sky, so traveling to a rural location is suggested if you …
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By Brad Spakowitz Correspondent After dragging its heels all through April, spring finally arrived to stay in May. The early days of the month were still chilly with scattered frost on the morning of May 4 – the last frost threat here, a few days before the average last frost date of May 9. A …
Spring arrived and brought along with it a very warm May Read More »
By Brad Spakowitz Correspondent November has already brought a bit of cold and snow, but it’s finally December, the official start of meteorological winter (December, January, February).  You may recall from one of my previous articles, NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration) predicts a warmer, wetter winter here. I said I agree, it will …
By Brad Spakowitz Correspondent The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) released the official forecast for the coming winter, defined as the months of December, January and February. These seasonal outlooks are created by some of the government’s best climatologists and forecasters, using sophisticated computer models incorporating knowledge of how the atmosphere behaves, sea surface …
By Brad Spakowitz Correspondent BROWN COUNTY – August was much wetter than normal. The official observation by the National Weather Service was 8.30 inches of rain for Green Bay. That’s a hefty 4.91 inches above average, placing August 2021 as the second wettest August on record. The bulk of the rain fell in two prolonged …
By Murray Gleffe Correspondent GREEN BAY – As the sun was shining and temperatures approached 70 degrees, two of the top teams in Wisconsin did battle for Fox River Classic Conference supremacy. On this day, Ashwaubenon (16-1 overall, 12-0 FRCC) swept Green Bay Preble (16-5, 12-3) by scores of 3-0 and 6-2 in contests held …
Jaguars’ softball assumes control of FRCC with doubleheader victory Read More »
