Eric Manges is a Morning Meteorologist for FOX6 Milwaukee, providing weather updates and forecasts for the local Wisconsin community. With a passion for meteorology and a love for animals, Eric brings a unique perspective to his weather reporting. He is dedicated to keeping the community informed about weather patterns and their impacts on daily life.
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Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States (Local)
Eric Manges' coverage is mainly focused on weather, particularly in Wisconsin and Milwaukee. He tends to cover seasonal changes, evolving weather stories, and breaking news related to the local climate. His articles often cite data and provide insights into various weather phenomena such as snow, rain, and temperature patterns.
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1-2 inches of snow will be possible from Sunday morning, Nov. 26 through Sunday afternoon, Nov. 26
By: Eric Manges
Precipitation will likely move in Saturday morning, but who gets snow vs. rain could drastically change based on how a low in the Pacfic moves east.
According to climate.gov, the Great Lakes had record low ice coverage to begin 2024.
1-3 inches of snow will be possible Thursday night, Jan. 18 through Friday morning, Jan. 19.
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