Will Haenni is a Meteorologist and Multimedia Journalist for WWMT-TV News Channel 3, focusing on local weather news and stories in Kalamazoo, Michigan. With a passion for meteorology, Will provides accurate and timely weather forecasts, as well as engaging articles that inform and educate the community about weather-related events and their impact on daily life.
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Will Haenni's coverage primarily revolves around local events, weather, outdoor activities, and natural phenomena in Michigan. His articles often focus on current or upcoming events and evolving stories related to the local area.
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By: Will Haenni
KALAMAZOO, Mich. — It's going to be an active next 48 hours of West Michigan weather.
By: Will Haenni
It seems election day in West Michigan has taken on a new twist.As if Mother Nature wants a say in the polls, each of the election days so far this year have fe
By: Will Haenni
Breezy conditions were expected to lead to swimming and boating concerns along the West Michigan lakeshore on Friday and Saturday, Aug. 9-10.Beach and boating a
By: Will Haenni
The northern lights are expected to become active again this weekend across much of the northern United States.The northern lights may be visible in Michigan la
By: Will Haenni
KALAMAZOO, Mich. — As many ventured out to spot the Perseid meteor shower Sunday night, the northern lights stole the show across West Michigan.
By: Will Haenni
The video below details some of the different currents that can form on Lake Michigan, as well as what you should do if you're ever caught in one.
By: Will Haenni
Nestled just 10 minutes north of downtown Kalamazoo, the Kalamazoo Nature Center is the perfect nature lover's escape.
By: Will Haenni
The northern lights may become visible in West Michigan late Thursday, in what could be the first of a several nights to possibly see them.
Often overshadowed by its lakeshore neighbors, the small town of Allegan offers a historic charm and picturesque riverfront setting that shouldn't be missed, according to locals.
By: Will Haenni
It's hard to beat the recent stretch of weather we've experienced in West Michigan.
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