Diane Phillips is a journalist and weather reporter for Wnem Tv 5, based in Mid Michigan. With a focus on local weather updates and forecasts, Diane's work has also been featured in BabyCenter and WTOL 11. She is dedicated to providing accurate and timely weather information to the community.
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Diane's coverage is heavily focused on local weather and seasonal changes, particularly in the Michigan area. She frequently issues announcements about significant weather events, such as FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAYS.
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By: Diane Phillips
A TRAUMATISED dog chained in South Beach was rescued from an area littered with the bones of several other dogs, raising fears that the animals were tortured.
Sunday's cold front brings slight rain chance and October temperatures next week.
Easy-going weather is underway for the rest of the week and into the weekend. High pressure is taking control of the forecast, but Mother Nature is casting an October spell on us. That spell is warmer temperatures for about a week.
By: Diane Phillips
Until I picked up the paper the other day and saw the bold, two-line deep, six columns across headline ‘The Tribune Mourns the loss of dedicated long-time employee Althea Scantlebury’ I had no idea what she looked like.
Cold front today brings temperatures back to normal. Quick burst of sunshine on Thursday gives away to a rainy cold front on Friday.
After a cold front brought rain and a slight dip in temperatures, we are clearing out behind on the front and setting up for a perfect fall weekend. If you still need to get a pumpkin, cider donuts, or pick apples, this is the weekend to do so!
Perfect fall weekend with seasonal temperatures and sunshine continues. Enjoy the nice weather now, as the next week has some varying fluctuations.
A break from the summer temperatures appears in the forecast. Much needed rain also has a chance looking at the week ahead. We will also see the wind start to settle down.
Dry and chilly weather setup the weekend. Pleasant Saturday is enjoyable until Sunday brings rain.
Dry weather carries into much of Sunday, but much needed rain is on the way. Also, prepare for the winds to pick back up.
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