Phil DeCastro is a meteorologist at WLUK Fox 11. He specializes in climate change and environmental issues, focusing on topics such as climate policy, water conservation, and global warming. Phil is featured in WLUK Fox 11 and WIWB - Wisconsin's CW.
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Phil Decastro's coverage primarily focuses on local weather events in Northeast Wisconsin, particularly Green Bay. His articles frequently cite data and focus on seasonal changes. He would likely be interested in pitches from meteorologists or climatologists who can provide detailed analysis of upcoming weather patterns specific to the Northeast Wisconsin region, especially during the winter months.
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by FOX 11 Meteorologist Phil DeCastro A view of the Grand Chute water tower in haze. July 16, 2026. (WLUK/Austin Roth)
Air quality remains poor all across Wisconsin thanks to smoke, and while the smoke clears tomorrow it comes with an increasing risk for severe thunderstorms.
The EF-3 tornado that devastated parts of Appleton and Menasha on July 27th is a big outlier both in recent history and recorded history in Northeast Wisconsin.
Nobody likes to talk about this part of the changing seasons, but we're seeing less and less day light every day.
Dew points in the 70s are making for a very uncomfortable start to Sunday across Northeast Wisconsin, but relief is on the way.
By: Phil Decastro
(WLUK) -- Expect calm and sunny conditions today before our Next Weathermaker arrives late tonight, which will influence our weather for the next couple of days
By: Phil DeCastro
(WLUK) -- We're experiencing one round of showers and storms move through Northeast Wisconsin this morning.
By: Phil DeCastro
There is a small chance for a few isolated storms this afternoon, but other than that it will be a very nice weekend across Northeast Wisconsin.
It won't technically be a total eclipse, but it'll be about as close as we can get to it while still being a partial eclipse
By: Phil DeCastro
It's not a super well-known factoid, but solar and lunar eclipses always come in pairs. Well, there was a solar eclipse just about two weeks ago in parts of Greenland and Europe.
