Blaise Keller is a Meteorologist at WKOW-ABC 27. With a focus on climate change and environmental issues, Blaise covers topics such as climate policy, ClimateTech, and global warming, while also addressing regional interests and world news in North America. Blaise has been featured in Madison Magazine and WMSN TV Fox 47.
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Blaise Keller's coverage is heavily focused on weather-related topics, particularly in the local area of Madison, Wisconsin. Given this emphasis, those looking to pitch Blaise should consider providing localized and timely information about upcoming or ongoing weather events in the Madison area.
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Given his high percentage of seasonal coverage (76%) with a focus on tragedy (51%), pitches could also incorporate content around how severe weather conditions impact peopleβs houses & homes during different seasons.
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A look back at how November 2025 shaped up for Wisconsin, and where the year stands so far for the state and counties covered by News 3 Now.
By: Blaise Keller
After months of reviewing data from historic flooding in August, it's been determined that Wisconsin has set a new 24 maximum rain fall record.
By: Blaise Keller
With 2025 coming to an end, what were some of the notable weather, climate and space events that took place this year? Here's a breakdown.
By: Blaise Keller
When was the last time your county was placed under a blizzard warning? A full break down here.
By: Blaise Keller
A possible "super" El NiΓ±o may occur this year; what a "super" El NiΓ±o is and what impacts it may cause Wisconsin here.
By: Blaise Keller
March 2026 was Wisconsin's 15th warmest on record and the United States's warmest on record. More details here.
MADISON, Wis. - From April 13th through 17th, southern Wisconsin was under the threat for severe weather three days in a row with another round of severe weather Friday. A
MADISON, Wis. - Between April 13 and 17th, three EF3 tornadoes touched down in Wisconsin; Union Center, southeast of Wausau and Cream were all impacted. With winds between 136 -
MADISON, Wis. - Between April 13th and April 18th, Wisconsin saw near daily chances for severe weather resulting in 25 tornadoes touching down across the state. A break down of
By: Blaise Keller
Over half of Wisconsin's counties recorded their wettest April on record. A full break down of the state's wettest April on record here.
