Steve Beylon

Green Bay

Chief Meteorologist at WBAY-TV (Green Bay, WI)

Chief Meteorologist at @WBAY in Green Bay, Wisconsin. 🧀 No coffee, just water.💧Talking about the weather 4:30-9:30am, with a 30% chance of quirky comments. ❄️

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MORNING RAIN & THUNDER... THEN DANGEROUS WEEKEND HEAT!

1 week ago | wbay.com | Steve Beylon

Clusters of showers and thunderstorms will be possible this morning. Some storms may have some pockets of heavy rain. Otherwise, these storms will likely weaken as they move to the east. Once they’re gone, we should see lots of leftover clouds. Friday is looking like a mostly cloudy day. Breezy southwest winds will pick up this afternoon. They’re about to bring in a blast of heat. Today won’t be too bad though, with inland highs close to 80 degrees.
FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY: A FEW STRONG STORMS, THEN A HOT WEEKEND!

1 week ago | wbay.com | Steve Beylon

Today is now a FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY… Our atmosphere will become unstable again by midday. Showers and thunderstorms will develop into the afternoon, especially closer to a front closer to the Upper Michigan border. Some of these thunderstorms will have high winds, large hail and localized downpours. Our risk of severe weather is MODERATE. Look for the storms to fade towards sunset, but more storms may arrive overnight.
SHOWERS TODAY, BUT NOT AS HEAVY... MAJOR HEAT WAVE THIS WEEKEND!

1 week ago | wbay.com | Steve Beylon

We continue to track our next weathermaker, which will bring some of us showers and thunderstorms today. The latest information in the First Alert Weather Center has been decreasing our projected rainfall totals. That’s because incoming low pressure appears to be taking more of a southerly track into the lower Great Lakes. In fact, some areas north of Green Bay might even stay dry. Meanwhile, the heaviest rainfall (1-3”) will likely pass into Lower Michigan.
WARM & HUMID TODAY... HEAVY RAIN & STORMS ARRIVE TOMORROW

1 week ago | wbay.com | Steve Beylon

A weak cool front is pushing through our area this morning. Later this afternoon, we’ll be well north of this boundary as it creates additional showers and thunderstorms. Most of today’s wet weather will be across southern Wisconsin and closer to Interstate 80. Closer to home, we’ll stay dry today with mostly sunny skies. It’s also going to be another warm and humid day. High temperatures will be in the low to middle 80s. The humidity will be similar to yesterday, with dew points in the sticky 60s.
TURNING WARMER & MORE HUMID WITH CHANCES OF THUNDERSTORMS

1 week ago | wbay.com | Steve Beylon

After being stuck in a cool mid-June weather pattern for several days, we’re now breaking out into summertime warmth. A developing south wind will send our afternoon highs into the 70s and 80s. You’ll also notice an increase in the humidity, which will also stick around for most of the week. We’re also on the verge of an unsettled weather pattern with occasional showers and thunderstorms. Skies will be partly sunny today.
A COMFORTABLE FATHER’S DAY... MORE HUMID WITH STORMS THIS WORKWEEK

1 week ago | wbay.com | Steve Beylon

In a way, Father’s Day is a “transition day” into a new type of weather pattern for the week ahead. Some aspects will be the same today, as skies will be mostly cloudy. There’s also a SLIGHT chance of a pop-up shower or a thundershower. But, as the wind gradually turns to the southeast, we’re finally shaking the recent cooler weather. Today’s afternoon highs will be in the 60s in the Northwoods and along Lake Michigan. Meanwhile, the Fox Valley and central Wisconsin will rise through the 70s.
MORE SHOWERS IN THE NORTH, BUT NOT AS COOL AS YESTERDAY

2 weeks ago | wbay.com | Steve Beylon

Our forecast remains a bit unsettled. Skies will be mostly cloudy across northeast Wisconsin. More light rain will drift across the Northwoods. However, areas farther south will see some patchy sunshine. It’s probably going to be dry at Appleton’s Flag Day Parade. Otherwise, your Saturday looks cooler than normal for the middle of June. Afternoon highs will vary from the upper 50s in the NORTH, to the lower 70s in the SOUTH. Highs around Green Bay will be in the middle to upper 60s.
COOL JUNE WEATHER, WITH SOME RAIN INTO THE WEEKEND...

2 weeks ago | wbay.com | Steve Beylon

Steady rain continues to track through central and northern Wisconsin. While, the bulk of the rain has stayed north of Green Bay, some spotty showers have developed across eastern Wisconsin. Many of these “pop-up” showers will diminish this evening, as the widespread rain in the north continuesWe’re north of a front that’s draped across southern Wisconsin. That means we’re trapped under plenty of clouds and a steady northeast breeze.
A RAINY DAY IN THE NORTH... COOL JUNE WEATHER FOR EVERYONE

2 weeks ago | wbay.com | Steve Beylon

A band of showers continues to track through central and northern Wisconsin. For now, the bulk of this rain is staying north of the Green Bay. Some embedded thunder is possible but severe weather is NOT expected. Meanwhile, most folks farther south will be dry today... It’s truly a “feast or famine” situation with this weathermaker’s rainfall. We’re north of a front that’s draped across southern Wisconsin. That means we’re trapped under plenty of clouds and a steady northeast breeze.
WILDFIRE SMOKE FADING... UNSETTLED, BUT LESS RAIN THAN FIRST THOUGHT

2 weeks ago | wbay.com | Steve Beylon

Our FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY has concluded... An Air Quality Advisory will expire across northeast Wisconsin at 3pm. We’re seeing a gradual decrease in wildfire smoke. A northeast breeze is bringing in some fresher air, as the smoke drifts to our southwest. Spotty showers have developed across the southern half of Wisconsin. Isolated thunderstorms are possible too. Any rain is just north of a stalled front, which is creeping northward due to advancing low pressure.