Tropical Lingo
Meteorological words and their meaning can be difficult - like the word meteorological itself! Meteorologist Kaitlin Wright helps break down tropical lingo.
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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.
Meteorological words and their meaning can be difficult - like the word meteorological itself! Meteorologist Kaitlin Wright helps break down tropical lingo.
Humidity jumps tomorrow with increasing rain and storm chances through the second half of the week.
The "official" start of the 2021 Atlantic Hurricane Season is tomorrow, June 1st and new this year, there will be no Greek alphabet names.
Humidity gradually rising with increasing rain and storm chances through the second half of the week.
One of the Coolest Coca-Cola 600 Races on Record Likely to Occur this Weekend
A cold front is knocking on our door and will cool us down through the holiday weekend
Heading to the coast this holiday weekend? You'll be alongside a few showers and a cool down.
Heatwave continues through the week with average temperatures returning for your holiday weekend
- Air Quality Alert in place for some on Tuesday - A Code Orange is in effect which indicates that ground level ozone concentrations are expected to be unhealthy for sensitive…
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