Why FOX6 cuts into programming

FOX6 took messages and phone calls from viewers upset about the weather team cutting into programming when severe weather hit on Sunday, May 26. FOX6 Chief Meteorologist Rob Haswell explains why we did what we did.

How Northern Lights form

FOX6's Lisa Michaels explains how the Northern Lights form -- and how you could seen them early Saturday, May 11, 2024.

Spring Weather Special

The FOX6 Weather Experts talk through all that spring has to offer us -- from warmer days and sunny skies to severe weather.

2024 Solar eclipse as seen from southeast Wisconsin

The 2024 solar eclipse as seen in southeast Wisconsin was not complete. However, it did not disappoint. At 90.8%, the eclipse enamored those who saw it in person. This FOX6 News special presentation shared the images and emotions of this day.

What is the FOX Model?

FOX Weather Expert Tom Wachs explains the value of the FOX Model for our team -- and our viewers.

One month to solar eclipse

It's one month until the total solar eclipse in North America. FOX6's Stephanie Barichello explains what we'll see in southeast Wisconsin -- and how you can catch a glimpse of this eclipse.

El Niño winter allergy season impact

How does an El Niño winter affect people with allergies? To answer this question, we need to recap what an El Niño winter brings to the United States.

Hidden costs and impacts of salt use

Salt is fine on impermeable surfaces if it stays there, but once rain and warmer weather returns, it all rushes into rivers, wetlands and lakes.

Past El Niño winters in Wisconsin

What’s now known as the El Niño Southern Oscillation has occurred every two to seven years or so for at least the past 300 years.

Breaking down El Niño

Winter isn’t here yet, but El Niño is – and it is forecast to get stronger over the next few months.

Radiational Cooling

FOX6 Milwaukee Meteorologist Tom Wachs explains what "radiational cooling" is, what ingredients are necessary and how it impacts our temperatures.