Blaise Keller

Madison

Meteorologist at WKOW-TV (Madison, WI)

southern wisconsin meteorologist. covered wisconsin’s first february tornadoes in recorded history. can speak some korean.

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Hit or miss showers Sunday night - Blaise

1 week ago | channel3000.com | Blaise Keller

WHAT WE'RE TRACKING:Light rain chances move in Sunday night into MondayStaying cloudy on Monday with rain mainly in the morning hoursLittle rain chances next week, staying warmPLANNING THE NEXT 24 HOURS: Clouds are going to be moving in throughout Sunday night as a low pressure system gets cut off from the jetstream. Starting later Sunday night through the morning hours, mainly, on Monday, there'll be hit or miss light rain chances.
Drier and warmer next week as southern Wisconsin enters a dry period - Blaise

1 week ago | channel3000.com | Blaise Keller

WHAT WE'RE TRACKING:Staying clear to mostly clear Saturday night with some fog possibleWarmer Sunday, becoming partly sunnySunday night through Monday rain showers possiblePLANNING THE NEXT 24 HOURS: A high pressure system is going to be overhead which means that our sky conditions will becoming clear to mostly clear. Some fog may be possible as temperatures dip into the upper 30s to low 40s. Partly sunny conditions on Sunday with temperatures in the low to mid 60s to end the weekend.
A mix of sunshine and clouds this weekend, rain returns Sunday night - Blaise

1 week ago | channel3000.com | Blaise Keller

WHAT WE'RE TRACKING:A few showers Friday night into early SaturdayBecoming partly sunny on Saturday then mostly cloudy on Sunday70s next week with a few rain chancesPLANNING THE NEXT 24 HOURS: A few showers, generally light, will continue across southern Wisconsin Friday night into early Saturday morning as our next high pressure system moves on in.
Scattered showers to end the work week - Blaise

2 weeks ago | channel3000.com | Blaise Keller

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Beyond the Barometer: What is the atmospheric cap?

2 weeks ago | channel3000.com | Blaise Keller

MADISON, Wis. - The terminology CAP or atmospheric CAP is not new however, the atmospheric CAP plays an important role in every day weather production. If the CAP is strong enough it can limit or prevent severe weather... but it can also help those storms become stronger if that preventative CAP is broken.
Beyond the Barometer: Moderate and high risk severe weather threat climatology in Wisconsin

2 weeks ago | channel3000.com | Blaise Keller

MADISON, Wis. - While Wisconsin is no stranger to severe weather, it is rare for the state to be under either a moderate or high risk of severe weather. While a moderate risk of severe weather typically occurs once every two years, it's been over 20 years since a high risk has been issued for Wisconsin. Each time there is a risk for severe weather across the United States, the Storm Prediction Center issues a convective outlook or severe weather outlook for the areas potentially impacted.
ALERT DAY Monday - all severe weather threats possible including tornadoes - Blaise

2 weeks ago | channel3000.com | Blaise Keller

WHAT WE'RE TRACKING:Mostly clear to partly cloudy Saturday nightA mix of sunshine and clouds on SundayALERT DAY Monday/Monday night for severe weatherPLANNING THE NEXT 24 HOURS: Passing clouds should be expected Saturday night as temperatures dip into the upper 30s to low 40s with light southerly winds. Sunday is going to be a mix of partly sunny to mostly sunny as temperatures rebound back into the mid to upper 60s.
Beyond the Barometer: The science behind the iconic Musky jump over the Wingra Dam

3 weeks ago | channel3000.com | Blaise Keller

MADISON, Wis. - For a few weeks every spring, if you're lucky, musky make the leap from Wingra Creek over the dam into Lake Wingra. Once over, they'll try to spawn and eventually return to Lake Monona, but what causes them to make the iconic jump? Meaning "great fish" in Ojibwe while the Algonquin's borrowed the word maskinunga from the French Canadians, the largest member of the pike family of fish, the muskellunge, commonly known as musky, are North America's largest native predatory fish.
Rain wraps up Monday, returns Tuesday - Blaise

3 weeks ago | channel3000.com | Blaise Keller

WHAT WE'RE TRACKING:Showers with a few storms continue overnight Sunday into MondaySlowly drying, but remaining windy, on MondayA few shower chances this week, staying mildPLANNING THE NEXT 24 HOURS: Showers, along with a few thunderstorms, will be likely overnight Easter Sunday into Monday as our latest low moves through the Midwest. There is a chance an isolated severe storm does develop by the evening based on how the low will move.
Beyond the Barometer: Percent of Wisconsin suffering from drought conditions lowest since Fall 2024

3 weeks ago | news8000.com | Blaise Keller

MADISON, Wis. - Despite the snow drought in January, beneficial rain, especially in March, has helped reduce the amount of Wisconsin suffering from drought condition. Now, roughly 5% of Wisconsin is suffering from moderate drought conditions... the lowest since September 2024. Beginning in September of 2024, a strong high pressure system set up across the Pacific Northwest which caused a dry pattern to set up across the Midwest, leading to one of Wisconsin's driest Septembers on record.