Paul Wetzl
Meteorologist at WKBN-TV (Youngstown, OH)
@WKBN_Weather Meteorologist - WKBN/WYTV
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6 days ago |
wytv.com | Paul Wetzl
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (WKBN) – We are pushing through May, and many have already planted their garden or put flowers in across the area. There is a chance for frost this week, and many plants are in the range of their growth that a heavy frost could create a problem. We are getting closer to the end of frost season. On average, the last frost in Youngstown is on May 18. What is the best way to protect my plant from frost?
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6 days ago |
wkbn.com | Paul Wetzl
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (WKBN) – We are pushing through May, and many have already planted their garden or put flowers in across the area. There is a chance for frost this week, and many plants are in the range of their growth that a heavy frost could create a problem. We are getting closer to the end of frost season. On average, the last frost in Youngstown is on May 18. What is the best way to protect my plant from frost?
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1 week ago |
wkbn.com | Paul Wetzl
(WKBN) – We are off to a very soggy start for the month of May here in northeast Ohio and western Pennsylvania. It is about to get better as the weather forecast improves this week. Local creeks and rivers are swollen with muddy water from the recent rainfall. Some are under flood warnings. How much rain has fallen across the area? Several locations across eastern Ohio and western Pennsylvania have picked up more than four inches of Doppler-estimated rainfall throughout the past seven days.
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3 weeks ago |
wytv.com | Paul Wetzl
(WKBN) – We are pushing into the heart of pollen season. This is the season for runny noses, sneezing, headaches and even sinus infections due to a reaction to pollen. Tree pollen is at its pushing toward it’s peak and the grass pollens will increase rapidly as the spring growth expands with the warmer temperatures in the coming weeks. This results in many being impacted if they suffer allergy reactions from pollen. See if the weather will stay warm with the 7 Day Forecast.
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3 weeks ago |
wkbn.com | Paul Wetzl
(WKBN) – We are pushing into the heart of pollen season. This is the season for runny noses, sneezing, headaches and even sinus infections due to a reaction to pollen. Tree pollen is at its pushing toward it’s peak and the grass pollens will increase rapidly as the spring growth expands with the warmer temperatures in the coming weeks. This results in many being impacted if they suffer allergy reactions from pollen. See if the weather will stay warm with the 7 Day Forecast.
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Most of the rain has been dancing around our part of Ohio and Western Pennsylvania today. We are not done with this storm system. See your forecast here: https://t.co/bg6YnerShL https://t.co/sEJRXKP80s
Showers return through the evening. See your weather forecast here: https://t.co/bg6YnerShL https://t.co/lwLURq17wy
Get ready for a few colder starts Friday and Saturday morning. The weekend looks fantastic with a lot of sunshine! https://t.co/f4gJgblUs0