Karl Bohnak the UP's weatherman and meteorologist

Karl has published his UP weather stories collected in the book entitled So Cold A Sky.  This weather history survey is based upon his research and experience while forecasting weather for more than eighteen years in the Upper Peninsula.
Weather has been Karl Bohnak's passion since his youth.  Severe weather captivates and excites him even today.
Karl's interests led him from a communications degree in broadcasting to a BS in Meteorology at the University of Wisconsin.
He worked at radio stations in New Hampshire and Wisconsin and later as a television reporter and weather forecaster.  He received his AMS seal in 1988.  The same year, he accepted a weather anchoring position at WLUC TV - 6 in Marquette, Michigan.  A fondness for severe snowstorms drew him to one of the snowiest regions in the United States.  This weather history survey is based on his research and experience while forecasting weather for more than eighteen years in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan.
He has two grown sons and lives with his wife and killer cat in Negaunee.
Karl's love for the U.P. of Michigan's weather has become a strong influence for this region's weather enthusiasts.

Written in concise narrative form, this newly released book of UP weather stories can be opened and enjoyed at any point, making it a perfect travel and gift book.  Read stories of the early pioneers and the obstacles they faced in settling the most northern part of Michigan under so cold a sky.  Browse through personal tales of Modern weather events from snowstorms to heat waves.