Rebecca Schuld

Milwaukee

Meteorologist at WDJT-TV (Milwaukee, WI)

Noon and 4 pm Meteorologist @CBS58. Awarded WI Broadcasters Best Weathercast. AMS sealed. Official @Brewers and @Bucks forecaster. #TelemundoWI wx producer

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A closer inspection at daylight loss this month

Aug 9, 2024 | newsbreak.com | Rebecca Schuld
Weather Whys: Cicadas emerge

May 22, 2024 | cbs58.com | Rebecca Schuld

MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- The Wisconsin DNR has confirmed the emergence of cicadas in Wisconsin. CBS 58 Meteorologist Rebecca Schuld talks about which kind we see here and lets us know when to expect them.
Weather Whys: Spring and baseball

Apr 17, 2024 | cbs58.com | Rebecca Schuld

MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- Spring is finally here and that also means the start of baseball season for our Brew Crew. With the temps warming up outside, can weather conditions impact just how far a baseball will travel? Meteorologist Rebecca Schuld takes a swing at that question in today's Weather Whys. Sign up for the CBS 58 Newsletter
No joke April delivers rain and then snow to kick off the month

Apr 1, 2024 | cbs58.com | Rebecca Schuld

Well here we are. April 1st... that saying April flowers bring May showers... does that include snow showers too? That's what is on the way. It's raining this Monday late day. A trend that will continue overnight. Then, Tuesday starts as rain, but a mix may already occur by late morning for our northern spots. Then the rain to snow switch happens in the Milwaukee metro around and just after the main rush home. Snow then looks to continue through the night and throughout Wednesday.
Weekly Drought Monitor Reveals Southeast Wisconsin In The Best Shape As Wet March Rolls On

Mar 28, 2024 | cbs58.com | Rebecca Schuld

We've had a couple days to dry out, which was much needed across the area. March has been very wet, as you can see here on this calendar. Through today's climate data we are running over three inches above normal on monthly precipitation. So far we are 6th wettest March on record and with more rain tomorrow night and Sunday night, it's possible we end in the top five, possibly 4th wettest. We even caught up on some needed snow with the roughly eight inch snowfall that fell a week ago.
Weather Whys: Daylight Saving Time

Mar 13, 2024 | cbs58.com | Rebecca Schuld

MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- Over the weekend, we all made the spring forward in time. But the change to Daylight Saving Time isn't felt equally across the country.
Leaping Over Weather Stats on This Day in Weather History

Feb 29, 2024 | cbs58.com | Rebecca Schuld

It's not often we get to wade through an extra day on the calendar, but today is Leap day, so let's talk about it. Weather records started in Milwaukee back in 1871. That gives us thirty-seven Leap days in the books. The average high and low for the city on this date shakes out to 34 and 20 respectively. But with gradual warming in recent decades the normal high and low over the last 30 year period is 39 and 24. The city has definitely broken away from those norms, here's the extremes.
Warm February weather

Feb 21, 2024 | cbs58.com | Rebecca Schuld

It's been all the buzz this winter with our strong El Niño, the warmer than normal temperatures. This February has continued the mild trend. Have a look: This year continues at 2nd warmest for this month to date. And there's really no signs of slowing down! Here's the temperature outlook for the rest of the month and into the first week of March: But this week back in 2017 not only warm but was record setting.
Weather Whys: Lake ice

Jan 31, 2024 | cbs58.com | Rebecca Schuld

WISCONSIN (CBS 58) -- Warmer-than-normal temperatures are back in the forecast, and with just a third of the winter season left, impacts to building lake ice are becoming a concern. Meteorologist Rebecca Schuld takes us through the season so far and points to what we can expect in the coming month.
Dense Fog Advisory extended into the evening

Jan 25, 2024 | cbs58.com | Rebecca Schuld

Shades of gray continue across the area. We've had the milder temperatures this week, but at the price of a melting snowpack and tons of fog. As of now, the Dense Fog Advisory has been extended until 9pm. Visibility has often stayed under a quarter of a mile in many areas. As we head into the evening, the focus shifts a bit to incoming rain. Steady rain looks likely right through the overnight. And totals may reach a half inch in northern spots and up to an inch for southern locations.