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Kevion McGee

Reporter · US

Indexed articles, last 90 days
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Sep 27, 2026
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Sep 6, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 27, 2026 · Kevion McGee

    The persistent summer heat returns (opens the original)

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    WEATHER OUTLOOK: Spotty showers are possible throughout the morning, but they will gradually dissipate as we move into the afternoon and evening. Mostly sunny skies are expected today, with temperatures warming into the mid-80s, making for pleasant weather for outdoor activities. Tonight, a slim chance of showers is possible, but overall expect dry conditions with temperatures cooling into the upper 50s overnight. WHERE IS THE RAIN? A dry weather pattern is expected through most of this week, bu

  2. Article · Sep 22, 2026 · Kevion McGee

    The beginning of a brand new season (opens the original)

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    TONIGHT’S OUTLOOK: Scattered showers and thunderstorms will be possible during the evening, mainly across the southeastern portion of the viewing area. Rain activity will gradually clear out of the area overnight, leaving behind mostly clear skies, with temperatures cooling into the upper 60s. FALL: Today marks the official start of fall. Even though it signals cooler weather, the temperatures didn’t get the memo. We will stay relatively warm this week, with afternoon highs reaching the mid-to-u

  3. Article · Sep 21, 2026 · Kevion McGee

    Rain is moving out, and cooler weather is moving in (opens the original)

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    WEATHER OUTLOOK: Scattered showers and thunderstorms are possible this evening with a few storms being strong or severe. The viewing area has a level 1 risk for severe weather with the main threat being damaging wind and localized heavy rainfall. Cloud cover will gradual clear out of the viewing area leaving behind partly cloudy skies with the temperature dropping into the low 70s. Tomorrow will start dry as temperatures rise into the 90. However, isolated showers and thunderstorms are possible

  4. Article · Sep 16, 2026 · Kevion McGee

    No relief from the heat (opens the original)

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    WHAT TO EXPECT: Wednesday night will be calm and quiet as temperatures drop into the mid-70s under mostly clear skies. Thursday will start with abundant sunshine and temperatures gradually warming into the upper 90s. With hot temperatures and high humidity, expect the heat index to surpass 100. The heat advisory in place for most of our viewing area will remain and is expected to last until Saturday night. If you are heading out, drink plenty of water. RAIN CHANCES: A dry pattern will stick with

  5. Article · Sep 15, 2026 · Kevion McGee

    Rain is out, and the heat is in (opens the original)

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    WTVA - Summer has had its fun; now is the time for cooler weather, but where is it? HEAT WAVE: Normally, when you hear fall is around the corner, you expect a cooldown with temperatures dropping into the 80s. Instead, temperatures are rising into the mid to upper 90s, keeping a summer feel outside throughout the afternoon. Increased humidity will add to the temperature, making it feel like the triple digits. If you are heading out, take heat precautions by staying hydrated and limiting your time

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