Brian Doogs
Meteorologist
Madison, Wi
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Brian forecasts the weather for southern Wisconsin and can be seen weekday evenings on NBC15 News at 4, 5, 6, 9, and 10.
Tornadoes aren't the only spring concern. Storms can produce damage with gusty winds and hail.
National Weather Service social media campaign illustrates where to shelter when severe weather strikes.
Plants are springing back to life thanks to warm temperatures, rainfall, and lightning.
With a dry pattern as of late, rain chances are a welcomed sight.
Major League Baseball cities have been warming over the last half-century, impacting the game, players, and fans.
A blast of cold temperatures to round out the month ahead of a nice Easter weekend.
The upgrades will improve forecasting for hurricanes, snowfall, heavy rainfall events and overall model performance.
Tropical cyclones will no longer be named after letters of the Greek alphabet
Anything wet will likely freeze over by the morning hours.
The first 40 degree temperature of the season was recorded on Tuesday.
While there is significant year-to-year variability in ice coverage, trends show that Great Lakes ice coverage is becoming less reliable and is trending lower over time, with consequences to an important natural ecosystem and the cultural practices based around it.