Brad Hlozek
Chief Meteorologist at KTRE-TV (Pollok, TX)
Certified Broadcast Meteorologist--Chief Meteorologist for KTRE-TV ABC 9 in Lufkin/Nacogdoches. Fightin' Texas Aggie Class of 2005! Whoop! East Texas weather
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1 week ago |
kltv.com | Katie Vossler |Brad Hlozek |Cody Gottschalk |Andrew Tate
EAST TEXAS (KLTV/KTRE) - Sunday, April 20, is a First Alert Weather Day. A strong upper-level storm system will be moving into the Central United States this weekend. This will bring chances for rain to the forecast starting as early as Good Friday. Mostly cloudy skies on Friday are expected with a few isolated showers possible.
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1 week ago |
noticiasetx.com | Katie Vossler |Brad Hlozek |Cody Gottschalk |Andrew Tate
ESTE DE TEXAS (NOTICIAS DEL ESTE DE TEXAS) - El domingo 20 de abril es un Día de Alerta Meteorológica. Un fuerte sistema de tormentas en niveles altos se desplazará hacia el centro de Estados Unidos este fin de semana. Esto aumentará la probabilidad de lluvia en el pronóstico a partir del Viernes Santo. Se esperan cielos mayormente nublados el viernes con la posibilidad de algunas lluvias aisladas.
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2 weeks ago |
ktre.com | Brad Hlozek
DEEP EAST TEXAS (KTRE) - The clear skies, dry air, and virtually calm winds will lead to another chilly night with overnight lows in the middle 40′s. Wednesday will be sunny and pleasant with southerly breezes and highs in the upper 70′s. A ridge of high pressure will dominate our weather landscape this week, keeping the main storm track well north of Texas. This will lead to an extended stretch of sunny, dry conditions across our part of the state.
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2 weeks ago |
ktre.com | Brad Hlozek
DEEP EAST TEXAS (KTRE) - We will have a 30% chance of late night showers and thunderstorms across the Piney Woods. Many of us will miss out on the thunderstorms tonight with the majority of the severe weather just looming north of deep east Texas. By the time we transition toward Saturday, however, the parent, slow-moving storm system to our west will finally get a move on and that is when our thunderstorm odds start to ramp up across deep east Texas.
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2 weeks ago |
ktre.com | Brad Hlozek
DEEP EAST TEXAS (KTRE) - It will remain rather windy through Friday as strong low pressure to our north will lead to a large pressure gradient, thereby, creating those strong, gusty, southerly winds of 15 to 20 mph with gusts up around 30 mph at times through Friday. A stalled out frontal boundary will serve as a focal point for repeated rounds of heavy thunderstorms and possible flooding rains in north and northeast Texas for the next 48 hours.
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This second weekend of April will make up for last weekend when it was cloudy, wet, and stormy. Enjoy your spring festivals and other outdoor activities this weekend. #etxwx https://t.co/pIzvJECbqu
The San Augustine Heritage Festival will be hopping tomorrow in historic downtown San Augustine. There will be a pancake breakfast, petting zoo, arts and crafts, and a kids scavenger hunt. This event runs from 10 a.m. through 5 p.m. Remember to apply that sunscreen. #etxwx https://t.co/rMgbYBbEgF
It is one of the few times a year where I can take my dinner break out to the Pavilion at our KTRE studios. It feels amazing with the mild temperatures, calm winds, and low humidity. #etxwx https://t.co/byugoS0Bzq