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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Green Bay, United States (Local)
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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.
Those with access to localized weather data and trends within Northeast Wisconsin may find success when reaching out to Phil for potential collaboration or commentary opportunities. Additionally, experts who specialize in topics related to snowfall patterns, temperature fluctuations, or extreme weather preparedness could capture his interest given his coverage themes and topics covered.
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Memorial Day might be surpassed only by Easter as the holiday with the most erratic weather in this region.
Green Bay reached 90
By: Phil DeCastro
A view of the Green Bay area as seen from FOX 11's Lambeau Cam on the first 90-degree day of the year, May 26, 2026. (WLUK image)
By: Phil Decastro
It's also our first 90-degree day since Aug. 8, 2025 -- a span of 291 days.
By: Phil Decastro
Whenever we settle into a prolonged period of pleasant weather, we don't usually question it -- but even quiet weather can have interesting causes.
By: Phil Decastro
Northeast Wisconsin closed out the month on a gorgeous run of sunny days and mild temperatures. However, our weather wasn't like that all May long.
(WLUK) -- We could see strong to severe thunderstorms Wednesday night and Thursday afternoon.
By: Phil DeCastro
(WLUK) -- As temperatures in Northeast Wisconsin heat up during the summer months, so does our risk for severe weather.
By: Phil DeCastro
Here's a fun fact: Did you know neither the earliest sunrise nor the latest sunset happen on that day, despite it seeing the most daylight?
(WLUK) -- Expect sunny skies Friday before our Next Weathermaker moves in, bringing some scattered showers and a thunderstorm.
