Kyle Weiss is a Meteorologist at WXOW News 19. He focuses on themes related to climate change and the environment, as well as regional interests and world news, particularly in North America. Kyle's work has been featured in discussions surrounding holidays, ESG, and significant events like Mother's Day and Memorial Day, with a keen eye on issues such as wildfires.
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Kyle Weiss' focus is primarily on seasonal weather patterns, including temperature changes, precipitation, and atmospheric conditions. His coverage is locally focused on the United States, specifically Wisconsin and La Crosse.
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This weekend brought some drops on Saturday with sunshine on Sunday. Heading into the work week, active weather returns.
By: Kyle Weiss
A few showers on Monday with relatively warm highs in the 50s.
Winds have been pushing through the region all Monday. Gusts have ranged in the 20-30mph zone.
Tuesday brought us more clouds and cooler temps compared to Monday. Heading into Wednesday, you can expect more of the same.
Temps were mild to end the weekend and some of that spilled into Monday. We were mainly left with clouds and some mist.
Tuesday brought clouds and cooler, seasonable highs in the low 30s. As we head into the overnight hours, you can expect a few chances for flakes.
Wednesday was another good one for us. We saw a flake or two with some breaks in clouds. Temps even reached the upper 20s to low 30s.
We saw some much needed sunshine after a wintry Thursday. With that partial clearing, we'll see temps dropping to start the weekend.
We saw a few flakes on Tuesday with highs in the low 30s. The overnight hours will provide us with a few more slight chances of flurries.
New Year's Day will bring us more clouds and a few flurries early. Then we trend drier for the next few days. Highs will be in the mid 20s.
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