Gary Cannalte is the Chief Meteorologist at WISC-TV in Madison, Wisconsin. With a passion for weather and a love for the Chicago Cubs, Gary provides accurate and timely forecasts for the local community. He also writes articles for Madison Magazine and WMSN TV Fox 47, covering topics such as weather updates, seasonal forecasts, and climate-related discussions.
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Gary Cannalte primarily covers local weather events in Madison, Wisconsin, with a focus on seasonal changes and severe weather alerts. He appears to be most responsive to pitches related to upcoming localized weather phenomena such as thunderstorms, heavy rainfall, heatwaves, or hazy conditions.
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The latest forecast from News 3 Now.
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The latest forecast from News 3 Now.
MADISON, Wis. -- Christmas is now less than two weeks away, and this time of year, the question is on everyone's mind: will we have enough snow chances for a
By: Gary Cannalte
chance of flurries from Saturday night into New Year's Eve Sunday, dry weather is expected after Thursday through the first week of the new year. Temperatures will be mild on Friday and above freezing on Saturday allowing much of our snow to begin melting. Although high temperatures will be near freezing from the New Year's holiday through next week, they will be slightly above normal for early January.
By: Gary Cannalte
WHAT WE'RE TRACKING: ALERT DAYS are in the forecast through Sunday morning for bitterly cold temperatures and wind chills. It will be mainly dry into early next
WHAT WE'RE TRACKING: The weather will be mild for the rest of this week and through next week as well. Melting snow will create fog at times through the weekend. Scattered rain showers are likely this afternoon and again Thursday, and then dry weather is expected from this weekend through most of next week. There is a chance of rain showers later Friday night into Saturday of next weekend, possibly mixing with snow Saturday night before ending Sunday morning.
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