Molly Bernard is a Weekend Morning Meteorologist at WISN-TV. She specializes in regional interest and world news, focusing on climate change and its impacts on water conservation, management, and rights, as well as travel and tourism. Molly's insights and expertise have been featured in The Playlist, Everyman, Sitcoms Online, and Broadway.com.
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Molly Bernard’s coverage primarily focuses on weather and seasonal changes, with a specific emphasis on local conditions. As most of her articles are related to the weather and its impact, she would likely be interested in expert insights from meteorologists or environmental scientists who can provide context, analysis, or forecasts regarding local weather patterns.
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A mix of sunshine and clouds Saturday ahead of storms tomorrow afternoon.
A dry Sunday morning ahead of afternoon storm chances. More showers and storms are likely Monday.
More rain and storms for Monday's forecast, then sunshine and warmer temps return.
After showers and storms, sunshine and warming temps are on the way.
Father's Day: A mix of sunshine and clouds. Cooler lakeside. Tomorrow: Warming into the 80s! Tuesday: Plenty of dry time, tracking a chance for rain and storms.
Mainly dry Monday with temperatures warmer lakeside, then 80s with storm chances Tuesday and Wednesday.
MILWAUKEE — Tonight: A few storms possible after midnight as a line of storms falls apart as it pushes east through Wisconsin.
MILWAUKEE — A dangrously hot and muggy stretch. Heat headlines go into effect at noon Saturday and stay in effect until 7PM Monday.
MILWAUKEE — Heat headlines continue until 7PM Monday. Expect highs today and tomorrow to warm back into the middle 90s with heat indexes as high as 105.
Cooler on Tuesday with on and off storm chances.
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