Bryan Bachman
Chief Meteorologist at WHNS-TV (Greenville, SC)
Emmy Award-Winning, AMS-Certified Meteorologist for @FOX47News @RutgersU @RutgersMeteor Alum Cat-dad, gamer, nerd NJ - NY - MI - SC - MI
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2 days ago |
fox47news.com | Bryan Bachman
LANSING, Mich. — Partly to mostly cloudy skies will continue this evening into tonight, along with the potential for a few, isolated thunderstorms. Lows will be similar to Tuesday night, falling to the upper 60s, as humidity levels remain high. We'll at least have a little bit of a breeze to work with, as southeast winds hold at 4-8 mph.
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3 days ago |
fox47news.com | Bryan Bachman
LANSING, Mich. — Scattered showers and thunderstorms may bring heavy downpours and gusty winds to our neighborhoods this evening, before becoming more isolated overnight. Humidity levels will remain high, but a cold front sinking south of our area will allow temperatures to fall into the upper 60s by morning. With the cold front now south of us on Tuesday, we're in for a substantial break from the heat.
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4 days ago |
fox47news.com | Bryan Bachman
HEAT ADVISORY remains in effect until 8:00 PM Tuesday. Heat indices over 100 degrees are expected, no significant cooling overnight. An EXTREME HEAT WARNING also remains in effect until 8:00 PM Tuesday for Branch and Hillsdale Counties. Mostly clear skies are expected to continue tonight, but with a small caveat. Scattered thunderstorms spanning from the Upper Peninsula to Nebraska will begin to track closer to our region tonight.
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5 days ago |
fox47news.com | Bryan Bachman
HEAT ADVISORY remains in effect until 8:00 PM Monday for the following counties: BARRY, CALHOUN, CLINTON, EATON, INGHAM, IONIA, JACKSON. The advisory remains in effect until 8:00 PM Tuesday for the following counties: LENAWEE, LIVINGSTON, SHIAWASSEE, WASHTENAW. Heat indices of 100-105 degrees are expected, no significant cooling overnight. EXTREME HEAT WARNING remains in effect until 8:00 PM Tuesday for BRANCH and HILLSDALE Counties.
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1 week ago |
fox47news.com | Bryan Bachman
LANSING, Mich. — On this first night of Summer, humidity levels are climbing and we're bracing for some dangerous weekend heat. Mostly clear skies will take over for the first half of the night, giving way to a brief round of scattered thunderstorms between 3:00 AM - 7:00 AM. These storms are expected to mostly impact our northern neighborhoods around the greater Capital Region, and will have a low chance of becoming severe with the threat of damaging winds.
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Temperatures are split across our neighborhoods this evening. 70s where sun has returned, while holding in the 60s under the clouds. Rain's gone, at least! #miwx https://t.co/VS6Ynm2av5
#AirQualityAlert in effect until Noon Friday. Wildfire smoke will remain at elevated levels near the surface, and could be unhealthy for those with respiratory illness or heart conditions. Continue to limit time and strenuous activity outdoors, and keep windows closed. #miwx https://t.co/55sgX3UpnP
Last night's rain and cooler air has dragged wildfire smoke down to the surface today. Air quality is unhealthy for everyone, so avoid time and strenuous activity outdoors. You may also want to keep your windows closed and opt for air conditioning! #miwx https://t.co/H68E5ASv3v
