Saginaw, United States (Local)
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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
ELECTIONS are a lot like Christmas. You know they’re coming, but you wait until the last minute to get everything done that you had all year to do. It’s not just politics. We all do it, that waiting thing -- good intentions bumping into resounding procrastination.
Monday starts out dry, but increasing clouds signals showers and storms for tonight.
Morning showers exit and clouds slowly decrease. Cooler air starts to take over.
Cooler temperatures keep spotty showers in the Friday forecast. First Alerting to a cold night ahead.
By: Diane Phillips
IN MY column of March 20, I confessed to shamelessly borrowing a concept from Sunday Today Show host Willie Geist, whose insightful and often humorous look at the highs and lows of the week is one of the most highly anticipated segments of the popular NBC show.
Tornado confirmed weeks later in Gladwin County.
By: Diane Phillips
Tyrone Wilson was nine years old when he began working with his dad, the shoemaker for the working Bahamian. He never questioned why he should follow his dad, Thaddeus, to work in the summers, or hang out helping him on Saturdays while other kids played ball. He liked it – being close to dad, the smell of the materials, the activity of the busy shop, the magic of seeing a piece of heavy black or brown leather turn into something people would wear to work or school or church.
SAGINAW, Mich. (WNEM) - After a cloudy, cooler weekend, Memorial Day finally gave us a taste of summer. With Memorial Day unofficially kicking off the summer season, many are hoping the weather holds in the First Alert forecast. You can see the trends on the First Alert 7-Day Forecast.
Sunshine remains in the First Alert forecast as temperatures become more steady into the new week ahead.
Monday night, June 1, people across Michigan reported seeing a fireball across the sky.
