Noel Navarro is a Meteorologist at WLUC-TV. With a deep passion for meteorology, he covers a range of topics including local weather, climate change, and environmental issues, while also engaging with themes related to travel and tourism. Noel has been featured in TV6 & FOX UP, where he shares his insights and forecasts with the community.
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Noel Navarro's articles mainly focus on local weather events, particularly related to winter and snow in the Marquette area of Michigan. The coverage includes regular updates on upcoming weather patterns and alerts. Noel would likely be interested in pitches from meteorologists or experts who can provide insights into specific local weather phenomena, such as lake-effect snow, temperature fluctuations, or severe winter storms impacting the region.
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Snow lifting north Tuesday for a brief break -- until sweeping wintry system spreads accumulating wet snow, chilly gale-force winds.
Rapid snowfall, near-zero visibility possible through Thursday as gale-force winds spread moderate to heavy snow across the U.P. -- NWS alerts in effect.
NWS alerts to continue in northern and eastern U.P. counties through Friday as moderate to heavy snow prolongs hazardous travel conditions.
By: Noel Navarro, Ben Kouchnerkavich
Showery mix of snow and rain to create wet, slushy, even icy hazards this weekend.
Slippery Monday from waves of snow, wintry mix plus windy conditions near Lake Superior - lake effect snow, frigid fall in temperatures coming.
Moderate to heavy snow chances in the northwest wind snowbelts keep winter storm warnings through Thursday, plus morning wind chills below 20 in the interior west.
Winter to lighten ‘U.P.’ this weekend -- not as cold, light wintry mix and drizzle by Saturday night.
Light to moderate snow chances midweek as frigid end to fall season follows.
Snow chances increasing midweek as a new surge of cold air moves into Upper Michigan.
Slippery spots in the U.P., numerous snowy and icy hazards south of the region -- before the wintry mix tapers to a mild Christmas pattern.
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