Ben Smith
Meteorologist at WHNT-TV (Huntsville, AL)
Emmy Award Winning Meteorologist. Photographer. From Virginia. Works mornings for WHNT in Huntsville, AL. East Carolina Grad, NY Jets fan & Roll Tide #18.
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1 week ago |
whnt.com | Danielle Dozier |Jessica Camuto |Ben Smith
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WHNT) — Rain and storms look to return through Thursday morning. Steady rain and storms continue through the morning hours. There could be some localized flooding as well. Embedded within these storms, damaging wind gusts greater than 50 mph, heavy rainfall and some hail will be possible. In addition, there’s some directional wind shear in the atmosphere to there will be a very low threat of a tornado.
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2 weeks ago |
whnt.com | Ben Smith
June has been kind to the Tennessee Valley in the rain department after the second wettest May on record. We are only at 0.50″ as of June 11. That is about to change. Futurecast shows a few isolated Thursday, but a greater chance of rain Thursday night through the Father’s Day weekend. We are in the scattered to likely category Friday and Saturday. Be prepared for rain taking Dad out this weekend. Rain chances remain elevated into next week.
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2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Ben Smith
After a round of stronger storms on Monday, we get a breather from stormy conditions over the next few days. Here is a look at the last 24 hours. We are at 0.50″ at Huntsville International almost two weeks into June. Futurecast is quiet through the middle of the week. We have drier air behind a cold front. After some early morning showers Tuesday, we are free and clear for awhile. You can get out and mow the grass later today.
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2 weeks ago |
whnt.com | Ben Smith
After a round of stronger storms on Monday, we get a breather from stormy conditions over the next few days. Here is a look at the last 24 hours. We are at 0.50″ at Huntsville International almost two weeks into June. Futurecast is quiet through the middle of the week. We have drier air behind a cold front. After some early morning showers Tuesday, we are free and clear for awhile. You can get out and mow the grass later today.
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3 weeks ago |
whnt.com | Ben Smith
After second rainiest May’s on record, June is starting off dry! Enjoy Monday afternoon with highs in the middle 80s. This close to where we should be for this time of year. Rain chances are gone for right now. No precipitation is in the forecast today or tomorrow. Showers and storms are possible later this week with an approaching frontal boundary. Futurecast doesn’t show much through Wednesday. Here are your 7-Day Rain Chances:Get out and mow if you didn’t get a chance this weekend. Take your time.
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