Bill Graul is a freelance meteorologist at WKBT News 8 Now. He specializes in weather forecasting and analysis, providing insights on climate patterns and severe weather events. Bill's expertise has made him a trusted voice in the community, featured in various segments on WKBT News 8 Now.
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Bill Graul's coverage primarily focuses on local weather conditions in the La Crosse, Wisconsin area. He provides regular updates on temperature changes, precipitation, and storms. Given his focus on seasonal attributes and event coverage of weather-related phenomena such as rain, snow, showers, storms, heat, humidity and temperature fluctuations; he would likely be interested in pitches related to local or regional environmental events (e.g., severe weather alerts) or stories about unique or extreme weather occurrences.
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A BIT MUGGY TONIGHT: Expect partly cloudy and hazy conditions tonight with mild lows in the 59-69F range. It will be a bit muggy as well.
MILD & MUGGY TONIGHT: It will be mild and muggy tonight with partly cloudy skies. Expect lows in the 60-70F range. There's a very small chance for a few showers
VERY MILD & MUGGY TONIGHT: Clear to partly cloudy skies tonight, with very mild and muggy conditions. Lows will only drop into the 70s to around 80F. My forecast low
SPOTTY SPRINKLES THIS EVENING? Passing clouds on this Veterans Day evening with sprinkles possible in spots. Turning partly cloudy overnight, with lows in the 34-41F range. Breezy SE to S winds 5-15 mph and gusts to 30 mph possible.
CLOUDY & COOLER START TO WEEK: Mainly cloudy today with cooler highs in the 44-48F range. A disturbance to our south/west will try to spread some isolated showers or sprinkles into parts of the area... but it's a low-end chance (20%). Isolated showers and/or flurries will be possible tonight into early Tuesday as well. Otherwise, breezy Tuesday with seasonable highs in the low-mid 40s.
By: Bill Graul
LINGERING LIGHT SNOW SHOWERS OR FLURRIES: Snow showers or flurries could linger into our Sunday, especially this morning. It will remain cold today with highs in the 30-35F range for most. Total snow accumulations through today (counting what fell last night) should range from a trace to 2"in most of our viewing area. The best chance for 2"+ looks to be south/east... where the chance of steadier snow last night and early this morning was greatest. Not a lot of snow, but watch for slick spots on roads and sidewalks. It doesn't take much snow to cause hazardous travel conditions.
By: Bill Graul
BREEZY & COLDER TONIGHT & MONDAY: The snow showers or flurries are moving out this evening, but it will be breezy and colder with overnight lows in the 10-17F range. W/NW winds 10-20, with gusts around 30 mph, will cause wind chills overnight in the 0s and -0s. Brrr! Dry Monday with sunny to partly cloudy skies, but highs will only be in the low-mid 20s with blustery W/NW winds continuing.
By: Bill Graul
LIGHT RAIN OR DRIZZLE CHANGING TO SNOW SHOWERS: A weak disturbance will track by to our south/east over the next 12-24 hours. The result will be light rain showers or drizzle this evening... changing to light snow showers overnight, especially after midnight. The light snow showers will linger into Sunday morning, with most areas being dry by Sunday afternoon. Lows tonight will be in the 27-33F range, with highs Sunday in the 35-39F range.
By: Bill Graul
LINGERING LIGHT SNOW OR FLURRIES THIS MORNING: Still a chance for some light snow showers or flurries this morning. The snow should taper by about 10 a.m. with just flurries possible after that. Watch for slick spots on area roads and sidewalks this morning. Otherwise, expect mostly cloudy skies with a blustery N/NW wind around 10-20 mph. High temps today will be in the low-mid 30s.
By: Bill Graul
Updated STILL WARM & DRY TODAY: Continued warm today with sunny to partly cloudy skies. Highs will range from the mid-upper 60s (north) to the low-mid 70s.
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