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Scott Larson

Scott Larson

Verified

Meteorologist, WOOD-TV (Grand Rapids, MI)

Grand Rapids

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theater, cinema

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Total articles 840

  • Will Tuesday’s snow and cold impact Tulip Time?

    By Scott Larson Verified| WOOD-TV (Grand Rapids, MI) Verified HOLLAND, Mich. (WOOD) — Tuesday morning brought a light wintry mix and relatively cold temperatures falling into the mid-30s throughout West Michigan. Fortunately, the cold is not expected to seriously impact the tulips for the upcoming 96th annual Tulip Time Festival. Damage usually occurs to plants when temperatures drop below 28 degrees.

    By Scott Larson Verified · WOOD-TV (Grand Rapids, MI)

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Will Tuesday’s snow and cold impact Tulip Time?

    By Scott Larson Verified| WOOD-TV (Grand Rapids, MI) Verified HOLLAND, Mich. (WOOD) — Tuesday morning brought a light wintry mix and relatively cold temperatures falling into the mid-30s throughout West Michigan. Fortunately, the cold is not expected to seriously impact the tulips for the upcoming 96th annual Tulip Time Festival. Damage usually occurs to plants when temperatures drop below 28 degrees.

    By Scott Larson Verified · WOOD-TV (Grand Rapids, MI)

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Will Tuesday’s snow and cold impact Tulip Time?

    By Scott Larson Verified| Yahoo Verified HOLLAND, Mich. (WOOD) — Tuesday morning brought a light wintry mix and relatively cold temperatures falling into the mid-30s throughout West Michigan. Fortunately, the cold is not expected to seriously impact the tulips for the upcoming 96th annual Tulip Time Festival. Damage usually occurs to plants when temperatures drop below 28 degrees.

    By Scott Larson Verified · Yahoo

    Apr. 15, 2025

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WOOD-TV (Grand Rapids, MI)