Weather

Bill Hecke’s weather reports, updates and forecasts, presented by McLane Intelligence Solutions, are updated throughout the day.

“Eye on the sky.”
“Cirrus is near us.”
“Garden Variety…”
- The term “garden variety” weather refers to ordinary, typical, or unremarkable weather conditions—the kind you might expect on a regular day without any severe or unusual events.
“Got some stratus comin’ at us.”
- Stratus clouds are sliding in our direction—soft, gray, and stretching across the sky.
“Hail in the cell.”
“Loose eye on the sky.”
- Keeping a casual watch on the weather conditions.
“No pets, no plants, no people.”
“Shallow pool or cool.”
- A small area of cooler air or temperature—perhaps a brief reprieve from heat, like a pocket of cooler conditions in an otherwise hot environment.
“Sprinkles and tinkles.”
“Sure happy it’s Thursday.”
Today, we are gonna run with the sun.”

National Weather Service