Alysa Carsley
Meteorologist at WSAV-TV (Savannah, GA)
Your "Exploring the Atmosphere" girl! Retweets weather, penguins, & pizza.
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1 month ago |
wsav.com | Alysa Carsley
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV) — Heads up star gazers – in just a few nights, March’s full Worm Moon will turn red as a TOTAL lunar eclipse occurs at the end of the week. This happens when Earth takes its spot between the moon and the sun, casting a complete shadow on the moon. The entire Coastal Empire & Lowcountry will be able to see it – fingers crossed weather permits!WHAT THE COASTAL EMPIRE & LOWCOUNTRY WILL SEETimeline is late Thursday night into early Friday morning.
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Jan 8, 2025 |
yahoo.com | Alysa Carsley
Alysa CarsleyWed, January 8, 2025 at 2:11 PM UTC3 min readSAVANNAH, Ga (WSAV) – With temperatures tumbling below freezing, I know my snow lovers out there are crossing their fingers, hoping we get snow at some point this winter. It will for sure feel like we should over the next week. But will the timing line up as a system crosses the Gulf coast Friday. It has been 7 years since our last snow when we had our 2nd snowiest January in Savannah on record.
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Jan 8, 2025 |
wsav.com | Alysa Carsley
SAVANNAH, Ga (WSAV) – With temperatures tumbling below freezing, I know my snow lovers out there are crossing their fingers, hoping we get snow at some point this winter. It will for sure feel like we should over the next week. But will the timing line up as a system crosses the Gulf coast Friday. It has been 7 years since our last snow when we had our 2nd snowiest January in Savannah on record.
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Sep 23, 2024 |
wsav.com | Scott Roberts |Alysa Carsley
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV) — Helene has officially been upgraded to a category one hurricane and is gaining strength in the northwestern Caribbean Sea. Helene has sustained wind of 80 mph as of 2 p.m. Wednesday. This system is forecast to significantly strengthen and become a hurricane once in the Gulf of Mexico late early Wednesday afternoon. The NHC forecast indicates that this could become a Category 3 at landfall north of Tampa Bay along Florida’s Big bend.
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Sep 13, 2024 |
wsav.com | Alysa Carsley
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV) — I know no one is complaining about a slower hurricane season. But after active season after active season, it does make you wonder: where are all the storms? The 2023 season was tied (with 1933) for the fourth most active season on record, following right on the heels of the 2021 and 2020 seasons. According to climatology, our seventh storm should have formed by Sept. 3 and the eighth by Sept. 9. Both dates are before the peak of the season, Sept. 10.
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RT @StormRider912: @USCGSoutheast @NWSCharlestonSC @jnelsonWJCL @WSAVAlysaC @AndrewGortonWx Mariner warning, something float in the water a…
Perfect weekend to be outside! Lower than average temperatures in the lower 70s and cool, crisp mornings in the mid 40s! Next week...the 80s return! https://t.co/hKX3ikGCDQ
RT @StormRider912: Beautiful skies out of Savannah, GA this morning, no rain or anything out of this as it passed over. @NWSCharlestonSC @A…