Replying to @FieldPigeon
And here I was thinking you were a pigeon this entire time
Replying to @whatKEZsays
Split them now and then throw them in the trash. I don't like hostas... But for the sake of ground nesting bees nearby maybe wait until mid to late April.
Replying to @ericfisher
This graphic is bomb. Can I make a Milwaukee one?
Wolf misconceptions. This is just the first part of a grander story I hope to share about wolves in our state.🐺
Their history, recovery, and future are what I'll go over in the next two parts!
fox6now.com/weather/wolves-w…
Replying to @jjculls
Earliest I've ever seen them! Had some lady beetles also enjoying the warm day. There are so many moth species and so many adaptations they have to the cold. I think they'll be able to tough it out!
Replying to @jjculls
I've heard snowdrops are flowering in some spots. Wild stuff.
I am blown away by the work @DustinDemmer has done here. I designed my spring right-of-way project in 5 minutes.
docs.google.com/presentation…
Replying to @amandaweather
Your handwriting is like its own font. HOW ARE YOU SO CONSISTENT
The top button fell off already so yeah forget the shirt. This snow is going to make me pull out all my hair. Wet and heavy with lake enhancement possible. Honestly right now 4-10" is the range possible and I'm not confident.
Replying to @MichaelEstimeWX @BrittaMerwinWX
The drip so hard the camera can't even capture it
Replying to @TylerMoorewx
Get that good-looking/jacked/smart attitude outta here. You in my neighborhood now!! You gotta turn into a solid 5 like the rest of us guy meteorologists in Milwaukee.
Replying to @SamKuffelWx
Awesome stat Sam. Made me curious so 2012, 1988, and 1958 all had 8 such stretches of 10 days or more of nothing. Avg per year going back to 1947 is around 3.9 stretches of 10 days or more of no precip. More than I would have guessed.



