Alan Holt
Chief Meteorologist at KIII-TV (Corpus Christi, TX)
Chief Meteorologist, @kiii3news | Certified by the National Weather Association | Avid Golfer | @UTSA & @msstate Alum
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1 week ago |
kiiitv.com | Alan Holt
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — The first named storm in the Pacific Basin formed on Thursday morning. Tropical Storm Alvin will move north, likely weakening as it approaches the Gulf of California. The forecast cone shows Alvin becoming a remnant low by Saturday. This weakening trend will likely be because of strong wind shear that sets up between an area of high and low pressure.
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1 week ago |
kiiitv.com | Alan Holt
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — This year's 3NEWS Hurricane Guide is filled with tips and information that could be vital to making sure you and your loved ones are prepared for hurricane season. Hurricane season is from June 1-Nov. 30, and the 3NEWS weather team wants you to know the essentials of how to prepare for the dangers of tropical weather. Preparation is the best protection and we encourage you to know the threat levels and have a plan ready.
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1 week ago |
kiiitv.com | Alan Holt
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — The next two days are looking more active in terms of storm chances for the Coastal Bend. Up front, the best shot at the KIII viewing area observing severe level thunderstorms appears to be Wednesday morning. Let's start with Monday night/Tuesday morning. We'll be watching to see how a complex of thunderstorms evolves coming off the Edwards Plateau and through the San Antonio/Austin area tonight.
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4 weeks ago |
kiiitv.com | Alan Holt
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WATCH is in effect until 11pm tonight west of the KIII viewing area, along the Rio Grande. This may expand east later tonight. THURSDAY NIGHT: Scattered shower and thunderstorm will be in play through late Thursday afternoon. Some of this may be strong to severe. We should see coverage decrease with the loss of daytime heating. However, additional storm chances will remain in place into the night.
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1 month ago |
kiiitv.com | Alan Holt
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Our weather forecast will be unsettled in the near-term, Tuesday night through Thursday, as an upper-level disturbance to our west helps yield storm chances in South Texas. The piece of energy in question is an upper-level low that will slowly move east, drifting over Texas on Wednesday and Thursday. While it's doing that, it'll send little pulses of upper-level energy over the region, leading to the storm chances. We'll start with Tuesday night's storm chance.
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Wednesday will be another hot day with a little more wind in the Coastal Bend. Highs in the 100s out west with middle 90s in Corpus Christi and middle 80s at the beach. Winds could gust up to around 35 mph at times. https://t.co/MXfrF78ohJ
It'll be a breezy, warm, and humid evening in the Coastal Bend. Middle to upper 70s through midnight. Southeasterly breeze at 10-20 mph and mainly clear skies. Above average temperatures persist in the coming days. Local forecast info, here: https://t.co/GFshKAKggk https://t.co/pqSbDJZZ8E
Corpus Christi tied a record high for the date today; hitting 93° this afternoon. https://t.co/TfeVbWmB6p