MADISON - Inflation costs and a cold snap to start January could have you paying a significantly higher heating bill. Depending on how you heat your home, you can expect to see your bill go up 30-54% this winter according…
Last week, News 3 Now Meteorologist Chris Reece asked viewers in a poll if they thought Madison would reach 70° again before heading into winter. On…
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Philippe Coquard was up all night in his vineyard Saturday night into Sunday morning. He tried moving the cold air around and away from the grapes, but it was no use.
Maple syrup season came early this year with above-average temperatures.
Monday was the second day of frigid temperatures in the area, and Madison water crews spent the day repairing two water main breaks.
A bitter cold wave is keeping temperatures in much of Wisconsin hovering below zero, and shutting down schools around southern Wisconsin.
A major severe weather outbreak is occurring in the southern U.S. on Wednesday, and the storm that is generating those storms will be passing the Madison area later in the day.
Even though the thermometer had a hard time getting above zero Thursday, golfers by the dozens are finding a slice of spring at the heated driving range at Vitense Golfland.
Madison's Winter Festival saw a small crowd this year, thanks to the cold weather.
A quick-moving weather system will come through the area Tuesday night into Wednesday that may affect travel conditions.
Before heading out into his countless rows of snow-dusted vines on Wednesday, Philippe Coquard bundled up.
While sometimes furnaces aren't a match for Mother Nature's serious subzero shock, those who fix them say there are some things you can do to hopefully not end up in the cold.
The Madison streets department will be plowing all residential streets starting at 7:30 a.m. Tuesday following the light snow that fell Monday night.
Coming off the 12th-coldest November on record in Madison and last winter's bitter cold, a change in the large-scale weather pattern over the continental U.S. will bring a prolonged time period of average to above-average temperatures to the Madison area.
The heat of a summer sun offers little escape for the people who are working on the miles of roadway currently under construction in Wisconsin.
Wisconsin farms and Shakespeare rarely collide in the same sentence, but given the frigid conditions, this could be the "winter of our discontent."
As the temperature continues to dip down the cost to fight the cold is going up for families using propane.
Plumbers say now is the time to be on the lookout for frozen pipes that will start to thaw and might cause problems.
As temperatures have continued to drop this winter, the need for assistance to heat homes has risen.
Twenty-seven degrees might not sound too bad compared to Monday's weather, but imagine if that was the temperature inside your home, which is the case for one area couple.
Bitterly cold air is poised to blow into Wisconsin Saturday night and stick around through Wednesday morning.
