Alexis Clemons
Weekend Morning Meteorologist at WKOW-TV (Madison, WI)
Weekend Morning Meteorologist @NBCConnecticut | #MizzouMade 2021 | Born & raised in STL | Opinions are my own | she/her
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6 days ago |
nbcconnecticut.com | Alexis Clemons
Sunday begins with scattered showers as moisture moves back into Connecticut. Humidity will stick with us through the afternoon as temperatures warm into the 90s. An Extreme Heat Warning goes into effect at 11 a.m. Sunday as temperatures could feel like the triple digits this afternoon. The warning is in effect through 8 p.m. Tuesday as high temperatures will be near 100 degrees on Monday and Tuesday. Heat index values could be near 110 degrees during this time.
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1 week ago |
nbcconnecticut.com | Alexis Clemons
Most of Connecticut has been upgraded to an Extreme Heat Warning ahead of possible heat index values up to 110 degrees. The warning is in effect from 11 a.m. Sunday to 8 p.m. Tuesday. Saturday is warming up, but higher humidity values hold off until Sunday. Temperatures will warm into the 80s today before only dropping into the 70s tonight. There is a chance for a few showers and thunderstorms through Sunday morning.
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1 week ago |
nbcconnecticut.com | Alexis Clemons
The official season of summer begins on Friday, June 20, and will last until September 22. However, summertime temperatures are not confined to just those 94 days. Climate change is creating some new summer weather trends. "What we've experienced there over the past 55 years is we've seen an increase of 11 days on average each summer of above average days, so that means that roughly we're seeing 50-51 days of summer that are above average," says Shel Winkley, a meteorologist at Climate Central.
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1 week ago |
buff.ly | Alexis Clemons
The official season of summer begins on Friday, June 20, and will last until September 22. However, summertime temperatures are not confined to just those 94 days. Climate change is creating some new summer weather trends. "What we've experienced there over the past 55 years is we've seen an increase of 11 days on average each summer of above average days, so that means that roughly we're seeing 50-51 days of summer that are above average," says Shel Winkley, a meteorologist at Climate Central.
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1 week ago |
nbcconnecticut.com | Alexis Clemons
Mostly cloudy skies will persist through the night as temperatures drop into the 50s. High temperatures will only be in the 60s and 70s again for Monday with mostly cloudy skies expected. Tuesday will warm a little more as humidity gradually increases. A few showers will be possible late Tuesday, but the best chance for rain comes will be the potential for thunderstorms on Thursday. Highs will be back in the 80s on Wednesday before warming to near 90 on Thursday.
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Monday is cloudy and cooler with the chance for a few sprinkles, but a much better chance for rain comes tomorrow with a chance for a few rumbles of thunder. Then, sunshine and warmer weather briefly graces Connecticut by the middle of the week. #ctwx #nbcct @NBCConnecticut https://t.co/E7QMRvez8m
Happy Sunday! We're drier and less humid today as temperatures warm further into the 70s. Mostly cloudy skies could provide a few sprinkles this evening and into tomorrow, but most of us stay dry until a better rain chance on Tuesday. #ctwx #nbcct @NBCConnecticut https://t.co/ND49RvvonP
There are so many events going on across the state this weekend--and of course, there's another rain chance today 😢 I'd have the rain gear handy from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday since we're tracking scattered showers and a few rumbles of thunder. #ctwx #nbcct @NBCConnecticut https://t.co/4xVYdekRtc