Blake Hansen is a meteorologist at WZZM-TV, located in Grand Rapids, Michigan. With a passion for weather and a love for sports, Blake provides accurate and timely forecasts for the local community, keeping them informed about the latest weather conditions and impacts.
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By: Blake Hansen
A dynamic setup this week will bring rainy and windy conditions much of the week. It remains possible some will see snow Thursday.
By: George Lessens, Blake Hansen
Rain on Wednesday will eventually switch to snow showers early Thursday, with the potential for slushy accumulation.
By: George Lessens, Blake Hansen
A blast of cold air will kickstart lake effect snow, bringing accumulation and travel impacts to parts of West Michigan by the end of the week.
The first lake-effect snow event of the season is set to begin Thursday night, which will create Black Friday travel challenges.
By: Blake Hansen
Accumulating snow and tricky travel expected in the heaviest bands, particularly along a line from Grand Haven to Battle Creek and back to the lakeshore.
By: Blake Hansen
Prepare for impactful weather Wednesday into Thursday across West Michigan. A combination of heavy snow and strong winds will create travel challenges.
By: Kayla Crandall, Blake Hansen
Factoring in the strong winds, the wind chill (‘feels like' temperature) will be in the single digits to near 0 degrees Wednesday evening.
By: Blake Hansen
A sharp cold front caused strong winds and thundersnow Wednesday evening, followed by localized, but impactful lake-effect snow Thursday.
By: Blake Hansen
Lake-effect snow, blustery winds and frigid temperatures will peak late Wednesday into early Thursday.
By: Blake Hansen
Snow returns to West Michigan by Thursday evening, peaking Thursday night, then waning Friday morning.
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