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Brian Davis

Jackson

Meteorologist at WBBJ-TV (Jackson, TN)

Meteorologist CURRENTLY: WBBJ Jackson, TN -Meteorologist. 2011-2016 FORMALLY FROM WTRF-TV Wheeling/Pittsburgh Pa.

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  • 1 week ago | wbbjtv.com | Brian Davis

    Skies over west Tennessee are filled with smoke in the mid to upper levels due to distant fires over parts of Canada. Canada has had a very active season with over 160 wildfires and with the north flow, we are getting some of the smoke overhead. The northwest flow in the mid to upper levels is bringing the smoke right down into the southeast and midsouth today. While there will be some hazy skies at times into the weekend, The weather will stay dry for most of us.

  • 2 weeks ago | wbbjtv.com | Brian Davis

    WBBJ 7 Forecast Update:Just in case you missed it, I will keep the info up on the recent tornado that hit near the airport earlier this week. The latest on our Memorial Weekend Forecast follows below. The National Weather Service in Memphis surveyed the damage at the Kirkland Factory just to the west of Jackson Regional Airport southwest of Jackson around 3:15pm yesterday afternoon. The tornado was an EF-0 with 75 MPH winds, was 75 yards wind and on the ground for a little more than a mile.

  • 3 weeks ago | wbbjtv.com | Brian Davis

    Numerous storms moved through on Friday night with sporadic reports of damage, mainly in the northern counties and northwest Tennessee. Several reports of large hail along with around 5 different areas reporting trees down in and around the Paris and Puryear areas of Henry county over to parts of southeast Weakley county.

  • 3 weeks ago | wbbjtv.com | Brian Davis

    WBBJ 7 Forecast Update:Showers and a few storms will develop in the afternoon and early evening hours. A couple of storms will again be strong south of I-40 and there is a low level risk for a severe storm but anything that develops will be short lived in the afternoon. The system will finally clear out Tuesday night and we should be mild and dry for Wednesday and all day Thursday.

  • 3 weeks ago | wbbjtv.com | Brian Davis

    Low pressure will keep scattered showers  and storms in the weather from now through Tuesday night. After the rain moves out late Tuesday,  we’ll have a couple of warm to hot dry days. We’ll have a good chance at making it up to 90 for the first time this year later in the week. We have the details all right here. Monday-Tuesday:Scattered showers and storms could make their way through the region as the cutoff low to our south will begin to clear out.

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