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Arctic air can bring a number of health and safety concerns.

Yearly trends of what the weather is like and what the ground hog says from his Pennsylvania burrow.

View the latest prediction on the temperatures and precipitation for the beginning of February.

When looking back at severe weather events, it is hard to find reports within the issued Moderate Risk Area. Wednesday (July 28th) was a prime example of that. However, not all level 4 risk days ended without a damage report. One event we looked into led to a tornado outbreak across Northern Michigan. What is a Level 4 or Moderate…

Wildfires have been raging out west and across Canada for weeks now. It is not often that wildfires across the Western U.S. and Canada impact the weather in your hometown. Over the weekend and into your Monday, the wildfires did influence your weather. Here is a look at some of the wildfires across Canada from Monday evening. The white circle…

Earth Day is celebrated annually on April 22 to appreciate our Earth. We look back at the ongoing Climate crisis and how “Earth Day” itself has changed. Traverse City has warmed 3 degrees on Earth Day since the first time it was celebrated in 1970. During the spring that can mean the difference between rain versus snow or freezing versus…

On the latest Weather on the Go Podcast, Doppler 9&10 meteorologists Tom O’Hare and Michael Stevens discuss the early spring weather and if spring has sprung too early. Weather on the Go Podcast · Weather On The Go Podcast – Has Spring Sprung Too Early

On the latest Weather on the Go Podcast, Doppler 9&10 meteorologists Austin Lowe and Madison Ryke discuss STEM projects and warm weather in the forecast. Weather on the Go Podcast · Weather On The Go Podcast – STEM

We are jumping into spring, which means the potential for thunderstorms is right around the corner, including severe thunderstorms. Severe Weather Awareness Week is from March 21st to March 27th. The state of Michigan asks a few key things to remember this severe weather season, – while social distancing. Do you Know the Alert System? Do you have a plan?…

Now that you know where to take shelter make sure you have the necessary tools to survive in case a tornado does hit your location. It is best to have food and water, a helmet and shoes in case of debris, a first aid kit for injuries, and batteries in case you can not get to a place with electricity…