Movies & TV - Dec. 7, 2009
OnMedia: An on-air dress rehearsal for Stormageddon
It wasn't much of a snowfall for Wisconsin in December, but it was the first to come during the morning rush hour, and two of Milwaukee's four TV news outlets started early to cover it.... Ted Perry takes on HD news... And a younger, and not quite so funny, Tina Fey.
Tags: stormageddon, Vince Vitrano, Craig Koplien, Channel 4, Ted Perry, Tom Pipines, Vince Condella, Channel 6, Ray Romano, Scott Bakula, Andre Braugher, PBS NewsHour, Jim Lehrer, Gwen Ifill, Judy Woodruff, Jeffrey Brown, Amazing Race, Adam Lambert, Matt Lauer

Milwaukee Buzz - Nov. 18, 2008
Ask OMC: Are we headed for another brutal winter?
Our question today comes from Dave in St. Francis, who asks: "I've heard a few weather guys predict that we're going to have a milder winter this year. What makes them think that?" Realizing that this question is a bit out of our league, we asked local TV weathermen -- Mark Baden of Channel 12, Vince Condella of Fox 6 and Craig Koplien of Channel 4 -- and asked for help.
Tags: winter, forecast, mark baden, vince condella, craig koplien

Milwaukee Buzz - Feb. 28, 2005
Condella clears up winter weather question
Last week in OMC's exclusive "Sunday Sound-off" column we asked if you thought Wisco winters had changed over the decades. Your responses were unanimously "yes," and Fox 6's Vince Condella elaborates.
Tags: vince condella, wisconsin winters, winter storms, snowfall, global warming

Milwaukee Buzz - June 8, 2004
Milwaukee Talks: Mark Concannon
Milwaukee has been waking up with Mark Concannon since 1990. The Philly native has worked his way through the country before landing here in 1987. We sat down with FOX 6's morning guy in this latest Milwaukee Talks.
Tags: concannon, fox, ted perry, vince condella

Travel & Visitors Guide - March 27, 2002
The boy may be back
The boy is El Nino, Spanish for the "the child," and the phenomenon is the abnormal warming of the equatorial Pacific Ocean water temperature. This warming is something that naturally occurs every three to five years, and when it does it usually grabs headlines.
Tags: Vince Condella