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 month ago |
kiiitv.com | Alan Holt
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — It's been a while since the Coastal Bend has received over an inch of rain in a day - January 9 was the last time that happened. Before that, you have to go back to September 24, 2024. We are in dire need of rain and the forecast is looking promising for beneficial rain. The basic premise for the rain chances trending up is that waves of upper level energy moving in from the west will be interacting with very humid air in place, leading to rain production.
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Jan 28, 2025 |
kiiitv.com | Alan Holt
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Sea fog is a type of fog that develops over the ocean (in our case, the Gulf) and then moves in over land. It takes just the right weather variables to get it to form and move in, as it often does in the Coastal Bend. For us, the recipe is a cooler gulf than the air temperatures above it; moisture; and relatively light, onshore flow. For example: Let's say the sea-surface temperature in the gulf is in the middle 50s, and the air temperature is near 60 degrees.
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Oct 20, 2024 |
kens5.com | Alan Holt
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — The NHC is currently monitoring Tropical Depression Nadine and Hurricane Oscar - both in the Caribbean, but neither a threat to Texas. Nadine made landfall late Saturday morning as a 60 mph tropical storm. It is now a tropical depression moving across Central America. That being said, that likely won't be the end of Nadine.
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Oct 17, 2024 |
kiiitv.com | Alan Holt
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — The Climate Prediction Center, a branch of NOAA, released their Winter Outlook for December, January, and February today - October 17. They have much of the Southern US expecting a warmer and drier than average Winter season. Let's unpack... The maps the CPC released today have a strong correlation with what one would expect to see during a La Niña winter. La Niña tends to deliver drier and warmer winters, on average, to the southern US.
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Sep 9, 2024 |
kiiitv.com | Alan Holt
Skies will begin to cloud up and rain chances increase Monday along the coast ahead of PTC Six. PTC Six is currently taking up residence in the Bay of Campeche. It's winds are tropical storm-strength, but it's not organized enough to be called a tropical storm. That's expected to happen in the next day or so. The next name on the list is Francine. The latest forecast cone has shifted a bit more to the east which will take the heaviest rain more east with it.
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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