Mark Torregrossa is a meteorologist at MLive. He specializes in climate change, environmental issues, and local weather patterns, with a focus on topics relevant to Michigan, including tornadoes and El Niño. Mark's insights and expertise have been featured in Calhoun Times, cleveland.com, and MLive.
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Mark Torregrossa's coverage predominantly focuses on weather, particularly in the Michigan area. His articles often cover seasonal changes and evolving weather patterns with a strong emphasis on local impact. He frequently cites data to support his reporting.
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We are starting the week on the mild side for mid-December. As we head through the week it will feel and look more wintry.
A very early look shows how we could have a white Christmas
There are strong indications the last week of 2024 will be much warmer than usual for Michigan.
The latest drought monitor shows just how much of Michigan is still very dry.
By: Mark Torregrossa, Torregrossa
A steady snow is going to roll across most of Lower Michigan over the next two days.
A steady, moderate snow is set to move across Lower Michigan late today through Friday morning. The latest model data shows a slight increase in expected snow.
The Alberta Clipper snow will be winding down at various times across Michigan. The end of the snow will be followed by a temperature plunge.
We don't expect much snowfall this weekend, but we will shiver.
By: Mark Torregrossa
Over the southern half of Lower Michigan the precipitation will be fairly light. Here's a look at when we could face spotty slick roads across Michigan.
A look across the Pacific shows the parade of storm systems eventually heading our way.
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