Chief Meteorologist Jeremy Landgrebe - WXOW 19 News

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Starting to rain in La Crosse. Looks like a nice thunderstorm just off to our west. We’ll have chances for showers and t...
04/13/2025

Starting to rain in La Crosse. Looks like a nice thunderstorm just off to our west.

We’ll have chances for showers and thunderstorms through the afternoon.

Beginning tonight, sunsets will be at 7:45 pm or later. By April 25, we'll already have 8:00 pm sunsets. We are also gai...
04/12/2025

Beginning tonight, sunsets will be at 7:45 pm or later. By April 25, we'll already have 8:00 pm sunsets.

We are also gaining around 3 minutes of daylight per day. Right now, we get about 13 hours and 19 minutes of daylight.

Saturday's high is at 66°, as clouds cover increases through the day. Overnight into Sunday morning, we begin to have ch...
04/12/2025

Saturday's high is at 66°, as clouds cover increases through the day.

Overnight into Sunday morning, we begin to have chances for scattered rain. Chances will be on off throughout the day, with plenty of breaks in between. In some cases, areas in the Coulee Region may be dry due to the scattered nature of storms.

Forecast Details: https://www.wxow.com/news/top-stories/highs-in-the-mid-to-upper-60s-this-weekend-with-breezy-winds-and-chances-for/article_32e0c1f7-7f4c-4c36-96d7-7333caf67029.html?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook_Chief_Meteorologist_Jeremy_Landgrebe_-_WXOW_19_News

Here is your river forecast for today, and the next several days.
04/12/2025

Here is your river forecast for today, and the next several days.

Had to get on this A.I trend. Got to say, it didn't do too bad creating an image. Though, the image of me does look a li...
04/12/2025

Had to get on this A.I trend. Got to say, it didn't do too bad creating an image. Though, the image of me does look a little off.

Forgot to make a post on this goofball for National Pet Day!
04/12/2025

Forgot to make a post on this goofball for National Pet Day!

This weekend and early next week will have high pollen counts. This is mainly from trees, and is aided by the increase o...
04/12/2025

This weekend and early next week will have high pollen counts. This is mainly from trees, and is aided by the increase of temperatures and breezy winds.

Today is the last day of Severe Weather Awareness Week. Our last topic revolves around watches and warnings. As many of ...
04/11/2025

Today is the last day of Severe Weather Awareness Week. Our last topic revolves around watches and warnings.

As many of you know, we have severe thunderstorm or tornado watches ahead of storms. If we are in a watch, it means that we have the right conditions for severe weather or tornadoes. However, it does not mean that we will have severe weather or tornadoes. Many times, we have the right ingredients for storms, but they either don't produce or get to severe levels.

Once we are in a warning, that means we have either a severe thunderstorm or tornado. This can be radar indicated or observed. If we are in a warning, this is when it is time to take action, especially in a tornado warning.

For more details on this topic: https://www.wxow.com/weather/severe-weather-awareness-week-day-5-comparing-watches-vs-warnings-being-storm-ready-and-what/article_52e9581e-064a-53bb-b79e-6d808648021f.html?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook_Chief_Meteorologist_Jeremy_Landgrebe_-_WXOW_19_News

Here is your river forecast for tomorrow, and the next several days.
04/11/2025

Here is your river forecast for tomorrow, and the next several days.

Clouds clear out tonight for a low of 36°. Saturday's high is at 66°. We'll start sunny in the morning, but clouds will ...
04/11/2025

Clouds clear out tonight for a low of 36°. Saturday's high is at 66°. We'll start sunny in the morning, but clouds will increase towards the afternoon and evening.

Overnight into Sunday morning, we begin to have chances for scattered rain. Chances will be on off throughout the day, with plenty of breaks in between. In some cases, areas in the Coulee Region may be dry due to the scattered nature of storms.

Forecast Details: https://www.wxow.com/news/top-stories/highs-in-the-mid-to-upper-60s-this-weekend-with-breezy-winds-and-chances-for/article_32e0c1f7-7f4c-4c36-96d7-7333caf67029.html?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook_Chief_Meteorologist_Jeremy_Landgrebe_-_WXOW_19_News

With our fourth day of Severe Weather Awareness Week, we are going to cover a range of topics relating to tornadoes. Thu...
04/10/2025

With our fourth day of Severe Weather Awareness Week, we are going to cover a range of topics relating to tornadoes. Thus, there will be multiple posts on taking shelter, how tornadoes form, and statistics on tornadoes

This post will be on some statistics relating to tornadoes.

Severe Weather Season in Wisconsin is mainly May through September. However, this doesn't mean we can't have severe storms on any given month.

Since last year's February tornado, the state of Wisconsin has had a tornado in every month of the year. While we can have a tornado at any time, our peak tornado season is in June and July.

With tornadoes, more than half are between an EF0 (65 mph - 85 mph) and an EF1 ( 86 mph - 110 mph). Less than 1% reach EF4 (166 mph - 200 mph) and EF5 (200+ mph) levels.

This year, more than 1,00 tornadoes have already been confirmed, already reaching close to our yearly average.

For more information on tornadoes: https://www.wxow.com/weather/severe-weather-awareness-week-day-4-talking-about-tornadoes-and-where-the-best-places-are/article_f7456d44-09b3-5d68-8fb8-2584f9e37fd0.html?fbclid=IwY2xjawJlKwpleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHgUYgyv_iOEwuVIAzwbrrnVRA8gApab-wzygmwKaYavsL8eiN6xIjpZeELaE_aem_Toan2FnGSR_dYWhesN--Fw&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook_Chief_Meteorologist_Jeremy_Landgrebe_-_WXOW_19_News

With our fourth day of Severe Weather Awareness Week, we are going to cover a range of topics relating to tornadoes. Thu...
04/10/2025

With our fourth day of Severe Weather Awareness Week, we are going to cover a range of topics relating to tornadoes. Thus, there will be multiple posts on taking shelter, how tornadoes form, and statistics on tornadoes.

This post will cover how tornadoes form.

To begin, we start with strong surface and even stronger upper level winds. This creates a rotating column of air.

While we have a rotating column of air, warm and moist air is being pulled up into the storm, knows as updrafts. Updrafts allow storms to continue to grow. While we have these updrafts, cold, dry, and dense air within the storms are sinking rapidly. If conditions are right, the rotating column of air, with the clashing of rising and sinking air, will stretch the column of air vertically.

If this continues, a wall cloud may form, and the rotating column of air will build from the cloud to the ground. If it reaches the ground, this is what we know as a tornado.

With our fourth day of Severe Weather Awareness Week, we are going to cover a range of topics relating to tornadoes. Thu...
04/10/2025

With our fourth day of Severe Weather Awareness Week, we are going to cover a range of topics relating to tornadoes. Thus, there will be multiple posts on taking shelter, how tornadoes form, and statistics on tornadoes.

This post will be covering how to take shelter.

As many of you know, the first and foremost thing to do in an event of a tornado warning, is to be in a sturdy building. Mobile homes and cars are NOT SAFE.

Secondly, go to the lowest floor of the building you are in. If you can, try to be in the center and smallest room in the building. This will put you in a position of having many walls in between you and outside.

Lastly, take cover under something sturdy. Make sure, at least your head is covered. If there isn't anything sturdy or secure, this is when your safety kit/supplies that we went over yesterday come in handy. Having a blanket, shoes, or helmet is your next best bet.

Rain chances will end this evening, with a low of 36°. Friday is mostly cloudy, with a high of 56°. For the weekend, hig...
04/10/2025

Rain chances will end this evening, with a low of 36°. Friday is mostly cloudy, with a high of 56°.

For the weekend, highs will reach the 60s and 70s. Saturday night through Sunday is our next chance for rain. As with our last chances, little to no precipitation is expected.

Forecast Details: https://www.wxow.com/news/top-stories/highs-reaching-towards-the-70s-this-weekend-with-our-next-chance-for-rain-and-breezy/article_3e7376c9-f001-43c7-88b5-099e6ee1beb6.html?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook_Chief_Meteorologist_Jeremy_Landgrebe_-_WXOW_19_News

As we progress through April and May, more and more people will begin to get out on the water. Each and every day, we wi...
04/09/2025

As we progress through April and May, more and more people will begin to get out on the water. Each and every day, we will post a river level forecast, as well as how conditions may fare.

Welcome to day three of Severe Weather Awareness Week!Today, we will be going over Thursday's tornado drills, and what s...
04/09/2025

Welcome to day three of Severe Weather Awareness Week!

Today, we will be going over Thursday's tornado drills, and what supplies to have on hand ahead of a tornado warning.

On Thursday, both Minnesota and Wisconsin will be conducting tornado drills at 1:45 pm and 6:45 pm. Depending on your city or county, sirens may go off. This is so that you can practice what you would do, and where you would go, in an event of a tornado warning. It also is a good time to know what supplies you have as well.

During a tornado warning, it is good to have a supply kit that can help you and your family not only pass time or keep things charged, but also items to keep you unharmed, in event of a dangerous situation. Anything can happen with storms, and you may be stuck for minutes, hours, or even days.

Having a first aid kit, food and water, and flashlights are important. Have something that can protect you from any debris. You may also be in a situation where you are trapped. Having a whistle or air horn is good to have, as your voice might not enough for someone to hear you.

For more information on this topic: https://www.wxow.com/news/severe-weather-awareness-week-day-3-creating-a-severe-weather-safety-kit/article_ee158072-4941-53c0-86bb-7ffeff76b61c.html?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook_Chief_Meteorologist_Jeremy_Landgrebe_-_WXOW_19_News

Wednesday evening continues to stay dry, with partly to mostly cloudy skies. Overnight, we once again have chances for l...
04/09/2025

Wednesday evening continues to stay dry, with partly to mostly cloudy skies. Overnight, we once again have chances for light scattered rain. These chances for rain will continue through Thursday evening. Like today's chances, much of the day will be dry despite possible showers.

For the rest of the week, highs will try to climb to the 70s with breezy winds. Our next chance for rain arrives Sunday.

Forecast Details: https://www.wxow.com/news/top-stories/another-day-that-is-mostly-dry-despite-chances-for-widely-scattered-showers/article_2b87d5f6-ab27-415f-81f2-8bab62a4eb82.html?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook_Chief_Meteorologist_Jeremy_Landgrebe_-_WXOW_19_News

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Graupel, A.K.A Mother Nature’s dip and dots, has been falling quite heavily through the Coulee Region. Along with this precipitation type, you’ve probably been hearing thundersnow!

Take it slow if you are heading out! Snow has picked up with breezy winds reducing visibility and causing slippery stretches. These conditions should only last for about an hour or two.

Light snow here in Eau Claire. Very pretty as the flakes are big and falling slowly. Shouldn’t add up to more than a dusting to a half an inch.
Light snow here in Eau Claire. Very pretty as the flakes are big and falling slowly. Shouldn’t add up to more than a dusting to a half an inch.

Light snow here at the studio. Kind of pretty to see as the flakes are big and falling slowly. Shouldn’t add up to more than a dusting to a half an inch.

Beautiful but a BIG no for me.
Beautiful but a BIG no for me.

This was a big no for me.

Snow is really coming down with gusty winds. Roads look partially to completely snow covered. Speaking of winds, you can see just how much snow is drifting when looking at the layers of the ground at the end of the video.
Snow is really coming down with gusty winds. Roads look partially to completely snow covered. Speaking of winds, you can see just how much snow is drifting when looking at the layers of the ground at the end of the video.

Snow is really coming down with gusty winds. Roads look partially to completely snow covered. Speaking of winds, you can see just how much snow is drifting when looking at the layers on the ground at the end of the video.

It’s usually never fun to drive in the snow, but it’s always nice watching snow fall.
It’s usually never fun to drive in the snow, but it’s always nice watching snow fall.

It’s usually never fun to drive in the snow, but it’s always nice watching snow fall.

Snow is starting to fall here at the station!
Snow is starting to fall here at the station!

Starting to snow here at the station!

Outflow from the storms can be seen on radar just south of Minneapolis!

Check out the storms moving through Phoenix Park.

I live right by the studio, and the storms headed towards Eau Claire are definitely giving us a show!
I live right by the studio, and the storms headed towards Eau Claire are definitely giving us a show!

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