Erik Kostrzewa
Chief Meteorologist at WSMH-TV (Flint, MI)
Chief Meteorologist at WBSF-TV (Clio, MI)
Mid-Michigan Now Chief Meteorologist | Michigan Native | @umich alum | Instagram: erik.kostrzewa
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1 week ago |
midmichigannow.com | Erik Kostrzewa
TOPICS:Aurora borealisSolar activityCoronal mass ejectionsSolar cycleSun spotsNorthern lightsSolar stormsKP-IndexSeveral forecasts recently have gone out about higher than normal chances to see the northern lights in our area, and it truly has seemed like way more than ever before. Is this just luck, or is there something else at work to bring them further down into Michigan? The connection of our atmosphere and the sun brings us the answer.
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2 weeks ago |
midmichigannow.com | Erik Kostrzewa
TOPICS:RainSnowAccumulationTemperaturesPrecipitationWednesdayThursdaySaginaw BayEach day in this second week of April has featured a chance of snow. Wednesday & Thursday will keep that trend going. An accumulation will be possible if the snow becomes heavy enough Wednesday night - Thursday AM when the coldest temperatures are in place. Most of Wednesday will be dry & cloudy. A couples sprinkles & flurries could occur before the heavier precipitation comes in late.
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1 month ago |
midmichigannow.com | Erik Kostrzewa
Beginning in early April, Chief Meteorologist Erik Kostrzewa is bringing a new spin to your weather forecast!A new blog will be added on April 7th to the Mid-Michigan NOW website where we will dive into everything that goes into a specific forecast. On our current weather page, we make it easy for you to view the latest forecast so that you can plan your day. With our upcoming weather blog, you can dig deeper into the forecast and learn the why behind weather patterns.
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1 month ago |
midmichigannow.com | Erik Kostrzewa
TOPICS:SnowRainMondayGreat LakesAccumulationLake-effectWindsWinterEven though most of March has been mild & snow-free, we are not done with the wintry weather just yet. Rain and snow will begin Sunday evening as a system slides through the Great Lakes. Lake-effect and lake-enhanced rain & snow will take over on Monday as colder air seeps in. TIMINGRain & snow will begin after 6 pm on Sunday. It will slowly shift over to all snow, happening sooner across the north.
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1 month ago |
midmichigannow.com | Erik Kostrzewa
The majority of severe weather occurs in the spring and summer across Mid-Michigan. That is why this week is severe weather awareness week. We will get you prepared for impactful weather before it begins. The Mid-Michigan NOW StormReady Weather Team will have coverage all week long. Each night around 10:30 PM, we will give you all the information on staying safe and informed as the temperatures continue to warm. On Monday, we will begin the week with lightning and severe weather safety.
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