Mark Torregrossa is a meteorologist at MLive. With a passion for horticulture and sustainable agriculture, he covers topics related to climate change, water management, and environmental services, particularly in the context of North America. Mark's insights and expertise have been featured in Calhoun Times, cleveland.com, MLive, and MSN.
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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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Here are the takeaways from my live broadcast weather report this morning.
By: Mark Torregrossa
The upper-air pattern right now is not allowing any rain-producing weather systems into Michigan. The block is going to be breaking down, however.
By: Mark Torregrossa
As we look out a week or two, the look of the atmosphere shows temperatures could become five to 10 degrees warmer than normal. This would mean Michigan is getting ready for our first days near 90 degrees by next week.
By: Mark Torregrossa
Two summer features are about to become fairly dominant in our weather. The true feel of summer is about to kick in here in Michigan.
By: Mark Torregrossa
We went from having a very wet April to a very dry May for many Michigan cities. Here's a look at the stark difference between the rainfall in the past two months.
By: Mark Torregrossa
There is still a useful rain in Michigan's near future. In fact, today's data shows the rain system is going to make it into Michigan Friday instead of Saturday.
By: Mark Torregrossa
These are the takeaways from my MLive morning weather update, where I provide a detailed forecast for Michigan weather patterns over the coming weeks.
By: Mark Torregrossa
There are two much better weather parameters to tell if we have some really humid air on the way.
By: Mark Torregrossa
An interesting situation is occurring on the Sun, and could affect us here on Earth.
By: Mark Torregrossa
A few days ago it looked like a rain starting Friday afternoon, peaking Friday night and Saturday morning. Now the rain looks to be into Lower Michigan Friday morning. We also continue to see a hot spell forming for next week.
