Brian Niznansky is the Chief Meteorologist for TMJ4 News in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. With a passion for weather, Brian strives to share his knowledge and expertise with viewers, providing accurate and up-to-date forecasts for the local community. He covers a range of weather-related topics, from severe storms to seasonal changes, keeping the people of Southeast Wisconsin informed and prepared.
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Brian Niznansky's coverage predominantly focuses on local weather, with an emphasis on seasonal changes and specific local events. He would likely be receptive to pitches related to upcoming weather events in the Southeast Wisconsin area, such as extreme temperature fluctuations or significant storms.
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It's going to be a soggy and chilly morning across much of southeastern Wisconsin.
By: Brian Niznansky
Bundle the kids up as they head out the door. It's the coldest morning of the season so far for many locations. With a strong west breeze, it feels like the single digits. It'll remain breezy and chilly through the day.
By: Brian Niznansky
It hasn't been this could since the middle of last March. Temperatures have fallen into the single digits and teens. The added wind is making it feel below zero at times.
By: Brian Niznansky
Expect temperatures in the 20s overnight. Tomorrow, temperatures will reach the 40s but flurries are possible, as well as on Wednesday.
By: Kristen Kirchhaine, Brian Niznansky, Brendan Johnson, Tyler Moore
Longtime TMJ4 weather observer, Ken Leudtke, has passed away at the age of 82. Ken called in weather reports from Racine for decades.
By: Brian Niznansky, Jay Sirkin
The National Weather Service has issued a tornado warning for Jefferson County.The Tornado Warning is in effect for Stoughton, Fort Atkinson, and Jefferson until 6:30 PM CST.
While we won't see a total eclipse here in Wisconsin, it still will be a sight to see. Roughly 90% of the sun will be covered by the moon!
Tracking severe weather is the most important job duty we have as being broadcast Meteorologists. It is our job to relay important information from the National Weather Service.
Today will have more of a spring-like feel than summer. Even with full sunshine, a northeast breeze will keep afternoon temperatures in the 60s.
We have a very good chance of hitting a record high temperature today. Today's record high temperature in Milwaukee is 94, and we're forecasting a high of 95!
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