Keith Gibson

Green Bay

Meteorologist at WBAY-TV (Green Bay, WI)

4x Emmy nominated and AP award winning meteorologist for @WBAY in Green Bay, WI. Certified Broadcast Meteorologist #73.

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SPOTTY SHOWERS POSSIBLE, BIGGER STORM THREAT THURSDAY EVENING

1 day ago | wbay.com | Keith Gibson

We’ll have more clouds across the region this afternoon and even a few spotty showers or t-showers. Most spots will remain dry... but you’ve probably noticed the uptick in humidity with dew points climbing into the 50s and 60s. Inland highs should be in the 70s in most spots, but some low 80s are still possible near the U.P. border. Cooler 60s hang around the lakeshore, along with a little fog. The increase in humidity will also reduce our wildfire danger somewhat.
EXTREME FIRE DANGER NORTH TODAY... STORMS LATE THURSDAY

2 days ago | wbay.com | Keith Gibson

A Red Flag Warning has been issued across the Northwoods. Warmer than normal temperatures, breezy south winds, plus the very dry air and ground will lead to more EXTREME wildfire danger across northern Wisconsin. Fire danger is also HIGH across the Fox Valley and the Lakeshore. We strongly recommend avoiding any outdoor burning. Folks should also be careful using items that can accidentally throw a spark, like grills and chainsaws.
FIRE DANGERS CONTINUES BUT RAIN & STORM CHANCES ARE COMING BACK

3 days ago | wbay.com | Keith Gibson

Elevated fire danger continues Sunday evening and conditions will ramp back up again on Monday. The combination of low humidity, warm daytime temperatures, and occasional gusty breezes are not a good combination so refrain from burning and watch anything that could throw a spark. Dew point values will climb back into the 50s and 60s Tuesday through Thursday night. Increased low-level moisture may give rise to a few isolated to spotty showers or storms Tuesday afternoon into Wednesday.
SUNNY MOTHER’S DAY WITH ELEVATED FIRE DANGER

4 days ago | wbay.com | Keith Gibson

Mostly clear skies will continue tonight and temperatures will cool back down into the 30s. Some patchy frost is possible again. Winds will become light overnight. Mother’s Day on Sunday will be picture perfect with lots of sunshine and warm temperatures inland. Highs should be well into the 70s, with some locations north and west of the Fox Valley near 80°. Areas near Lake Michigan may stay in the 50s with an onshore breeze.
BREEZY AND COOLER TODAY... FROST POSSIBLE TONIGHT

1 week ago | wbay.com | Keith Gibson

Afternoon high temperatures will be in the 50s along the Bay and the lakeshore. Meanwhile, inland areas will see highs in the 60s. Gusty breezes from the northeast are making it feel much cooler than those 70s and 80s of yesterday. We’ll have a mix of sun & clouds. As temperatures continue to drop tonight, areas of frost may develop across the Northwoods. That frost becomes more likely if that northeast breeze can slow down enough.
SUNNY & WARM TODAY, BREEZY & COOLER WEDNESDAY

1 week ago | wbay.com | Keith Gibson

Look for lots of sunshine all afternoon long. Highs inland will be well into the 70s, with cooler 60s near Lake Michigan. This will arguably be the best day of 2025 so far. Take advantage if you can. Weak high pressure drifts away tonight, allowing a “back door” cold front to slide in from the north. As northeast winds blow behind this boundary, our temperatures will cool down into the midweek. Highs on Wednesday and Thursday will drop back into the 50s and 60s.
SPOTTY SHOWER OR SPRINKLE TODAY, WARMER TOMORROW

1 week ago | wbay.com | Keith Gibson

More clouds have pushed into NE Wisconsin today as expected but we’ll still have some areas of sunshine. A few spotty showers or sprinkles will remain possible this afternoon. Look for highs mainly in the 60s, with some cooler 50s near Lake Michigan. A few spots across the Northwoods may be around 70. All in all, this is going to be a quiet and dry week ahead, as high pressure slowly builds aloft across our region. Tomorrow will be the warmest day of the week.
NO MAJOR WEATHERMAKERS DURING THE WORK WEEK

1 week ago | wbay.com | Keith Gibson

Areas of clouds and a few light rain showers will pivot back towards NE Wisconsin tonight and on Monday. Don’t expect a lot of widespread rain, let alone heavy rain, but some spotty showers could develop at some point. Northeast breezes will continue and temperatures are going to be coolest from the Fox Valley to the Lakeshore... where highs in the 50s to low 60s will be more common. Locations back to the northwest may get into the mid to upper 60s.
QUIET WEEK AHEAD, SMALL RAIN CHANCE MONDAY

1 week ago | wbay.com | Keith Gibson

Look for fair skies tonight with chilly lows mainly in the 30s. We should have a fair amount of sunshine on Sunday. Highs in the 60s are expected inland with cooler 50s near Lake Michigan. A cutoff low pressure system in the mid levels of the atmosphere will push more clouds back into our area on Monday. A few showers are also possible, especially from the Fox Valley to the southeast. Significant rainfall is not anticipated. It will be cooler again with many of us staying in the 50s.
GUSTY WINDS THIS AFTEROON, NEXT RAIN CHANCE THURSDAY

2 weeks ago | wbay.com | Keith Gibson

Strong NW winds with gusts 30-40 mph will continue this afternoon... but they will become much lighter as we head into the evening. Look for afternoon temperatures mainly in the 50s, a far cry from the 70s and 80s we had inland yesterday afternoon and evening. Fair skies will continue tonight with lows in the 30s, and some 20s across the Northwoods. We’ll enjoy a mix of sun & clouds on Wednesday with highs mainly in the 50s. A cool SE wind off Lake Michigan will keep the lakeshore in the 40s.