George Lessens is the Chief Meteorologist for WZZM 13, a television station based in Grand Rapids, Michigan. With a background in meteorology and years of experience, George provides accurate and reliable weather forecasts to the local community. He is known for his factual reporting and informative tweets, keeping the public informed about weather patterns and potential severe weather events.
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Chief Meteorologist George Lessens tallies up the totals from Friday's early-spring snowstorm...
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — A storm system affecting the Lower Midwest on Monday will surge towards the Great Lakes region Tuesday, possibly bringing strong to severe weather to portions of West Michigan
By: George Lessens
Father's Day storms cause damage and create flooding A line of thunderstorms Sunday evening knocked down trees and caused power outages as heavy downpours created flooding.
First 90° day benchmarks The average date of the first 90° is June 18, so Grand Rapids achieved that one day earlier.
By: Blake Hansen
Heat, humidity, risk of thunderstorms on Saturday will give way to cooler temperatures Sunday.
Destructive thunderstorm winds knocked down trees and power lines leaving thousands without power early Tuesday morning.
By: George Lessens
The remnants of hurricane Beryl left behind soaking rain and flooding..
By: George Lessens
It will be months before the next sunset occurs after 8 p.m. GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — With the autumnal equinox quickly approaching on September
By: Samantha Jacques
Will you have the chance to see the northern lights this week? Here is what we know:
Muskegon sets a record for the most rain on September 24...
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