Diane Phillips

5 days ago | wnem.com | Diane Phillips |Chris Easlick

SAGINAW, Mich. (WNEM) - Though the weather has been pleasant, it has come with wildfire smoke. Hazy skies have only dimmed the sunshine slightly as our warmest day of the year brought highs into the middle and upper 80s. Next, we are tracking a cold front and rain chances for the middle of the week with the hope of meaningful rainfall for areas that are either still in drought stage, or at the very least are under burn bans from the Michigan DNR.

1 week ago | wnem.com | Diane Phillips

SAGINAW, Mich. (WNEM) - Fantastic weather for Memorial Day services and parades. The nice weather is a great start to the week and relief after a cool spell last week. There are still more rain chances later this week, so if you are wanting to plant some flowers, check out the First Alert 7-Day Forecast. This Evening/Tonight - Cumulus clouds have been bubbling up this afternoon without rain. The forecast stays dry this evening and tonight.

3 weeks ago | wnem.com | Diane Phillips

SAGINAW, Mich. (WNEM) - Stormy finale to the work week has many communities picking up downed branches and trees from Thursday night storms. Friday night brought another chance of severe storms along a cold front. The cooler air will be welcomed as the storm threat lowers next week. Tonight - Strong to severe storms are possible again Friday night with the time frame of 8pm Friday to 1am Saturday morning. The same threats of hail and damaging winds are possible.

2 months ago | wnem.com | Diane Phillips

SAGINAW, Mich. (WNEM) - After severe storms on Sunday and Wednesday, we are happy to First Alert you to a quieter forecast. People who are still cleaning up and waiting for power to be restored, the next couple of days will allow for big improvements. There are still two days of wet weather to watch for, but there is a turn in the forecast. Tonight - The wind has been blustery, but tonight we see peak winds drop back to 20mph compared to the 30-35mph during the day.

Feb 1, 2024 | newscentermaine.com | Diane Phillips

TEMPERANCE, Mich. — Many people are looking forward to the total solar eclipse in April. The astronomical event will be a first for many people in northwest Ohio. For one Temperance, Michigan couple however, it will be a familiar experience, just one they've never experienced so close to home. Jim and Linda Morford have experienced five solar eclipses in their retirement. Their interest began when Jim purchased his first telescope.