The Marshall Fire Burns Hundreds Of Homes In Colorado
1600 acres plus hundreds of homes destroyed as the Marshall Fire burns in Colorado.
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Kaitlin Wright is the weekday evening Meteorologist for WCCB NEWS @ TEN.
Kaitlin comes to us from Pensacola, Florida where she worked as the morning Meteorologist for three years. Prior to her time on the northern Gulf Coast, Kaitlin worked in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina and in Albany, New York. From hurricanes and tornadoes to excessive heat and snow – she is knowledgeable about and familiar with a variety of weather conditions.
Kaitlin graduated from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte in 2015 with a Bachelorβs of Science in Meteorology. She also attended grade school here in the Charlotte area! Kaitlin is thrilled to be back home with her husband, Ryan, and their two dogs, Netty and Ayla.
1600 acres plus hundreds of homes destroyed as the Marshall Fire burns in Colorado.
Isolated strong storms are possible overnight and Thursday afternoon. The threat is low, but not zero.
More details on the Lost Cove Fire in Avery County here. Dry and very mild overnight with lows bottoming out in the 60s under mostly cloudy skies. 70s continue…
The Lost Cove Fire in Avery County has doubled in size. Officials state this increase is partially due to fire spread, but also a better mapping of the fire's perimeter.
M 3.3 earthquake occurred this afternoon outside of Columbia, South Carolina. https://www.wccbcharlotte.com/2021/12/27/magnitude-2-5-earthquake-in-south-carolina/ Avery County wildfire update (Lost Cove Fire): 20% contained 350 acres burned Dry and comfortable overnight with…
A magnitude 3.3 earthquake occurred outside of Columbia, South Carolina at 2:18 PM.
- Flirting with record warmth the next two days ahead of a cold front. - Dense fog likely Friday morning. A mild night on tap with overnight lows bottoming…
A potent storm system is moving across the Plains bringing all kinds of weather - record heat, snow, tornadoes, a dust storm and hurricane force winds just to name…
A portion of the long-track tornado that ripped through Kentucky on December 10th has been surveyed and given a preliminary damage rating of EF4.
Wind damage and power outages are expected on Wednesday across the Rockies and Plains due to extreme wind.
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