Mark McLean
Meteorologist at WHAM-TV (Rochester, NY)
Meteorologist at WUHF-TV (Rochester, NY)
13WHAM-TV Meteorologist on ARC Rochester/Midday news. SUNY Oswego. Adjunct Professor at Monroe Community College. Love plants! Don’t ever tell me the odds!!
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3 days ago |
13wham.com | Mark McLean
Rochester, NY (WHAM) - It's been a while since WNY reached the upper 80s. Today's high temperature reached at least 87 degrees in Rochester. The last time the city had a high temperature higher than 85 degrees was on September 15th, 2024. For reference, the last time Rochester reached 90 degrees was on August 1st, 2024. The temperature reached 91 degrees on that date.
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1 week ago |
13wham.com | Mark McLean
Thu, May 29th 2025 at 10:53 AMUpdated Fri, May 30th 2025 at 4:40 PMSave StoryShareGates, N.Y. (WHAM) — This week's installment of "From the Ground Up" covers the difference between annuals and perennials in Western New York. In this week's garden segment, I was able to interview Marisa McTiernan, general manager of The Garden Factory, about both types of plants. She describes the differences and the best way to grow successful annuals and perennials in your gardens or planters at home.
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1 week ago |
13wham.com | Mark McLean
Rochester, NY (WHAM) - You've probably noticed this already, but we've had a cool and wet May in WNY this year. Many areas near Rochester have received more than 4" of rain since the month started. The official rainfall for the city is up to 4.11". The rain and cool air have also paired up with the clouds for many days this May as well. The average temperature this month is about 2 degrees below normal as well. We we're fortunate to see three straight days of dry weather over the last few days.
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3 weeks ago |
13wham.com | Mark McLean
Gates, NY (WHAM) - Do you want to control weed growth in your garden and lawn this season? If the answer is yes, then please watch this week's segment of 'From the Ground Up'. Nick Mostarda, the Nursery Manager at the Garden Factory gives us some useful tips on using mulch for moisture and weed control. Mostarda also explains how various types of mulch can be used in gardens, what the proper depth should be, and when it might make more sense to use stone in your landscape.
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4 weeks ago |
13wham.com | Mark McLean
Rochester, NY (WHAM) - We started flowers and veggies in a seed tray this Spring to get a head start on the growing season. The seed tray has some lettuce, onions, tomatoes, carrots, and even some marigolds. We're seeing some decent progress in the 2-3 weeks since the seeds were planted. The plant tray has been growing in the greenhouse at the Garden Factory in Gates. The sprouts will be transplanted into our raised garden bed at 13WHAM-TV when the construction of the garden is finished.
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10 to go!!! #Celtics
This is such a beautiful time of the year in WNY. Check out this Lilac at Highland Park, our neighbors Crabapple Tree, and my favorite Spring bulb, the #Allium . #ROC #Spring https://t.co/Dgc0gapfAb
The chance for a few more light showers will continue through early afternoon, but much of today, tonight, and Thursday should be dry. You can also expect seasonable warmth today with most areas reaching the upper 60s to near 70 degrees. #ROC https://t.co/FKsAjRpr6Q
