Cari Peugeot
Meteorologist at WSBT-TV (South Bend, IN)
WSBT Meteorologist, Really Early Riser, Indiana University grad
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1 month ago |
wsbt.com | Cari Peugeot
TOPICS:WeatherForecastSummerTemperaturesPrecipitationEl NinoLa NinaTornadoesWhen we put together our seasonal forecasts, we generally look at 2 data sets. The first is our local weather history, what’s happened in our past. The second is changes in global circulation patterns. By this I mean El Nino and La Nina, which are fluctuations in the ocean water temperature in the Pacific near South America. Warmer than normal temps here is called El Nino, Cooler than normal is called La Nina.
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Oct 24, 2024 |
wsbt.com | Cari Peugeot
TOPICS:WinterEl NinoLa NinaTemperaturesPrecipitationSnowfallClimateForecastIf you’ve watched our seasonal forecasts in the past, you may be familiar with our process. We basically look at 2 things. What’s happened in the past here and what is happening with global circulation patterns. The biggest impact usually comes from the changes in global circulation patterns. You may remember from last year that we talked about El Nino.
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Aug 26, 2024 |
953mnc.com | Cari Peugeot
An Excessive Heat Watch has been issued for the entirety of our area for Tuesday. Good Monday morning! We are in for some extreme heat for the start of this week. Morning temperatures start out already warm and in the 70s. Highs Monday afternoon will be in the lower to middle 90s. Because of the humidity, feel-like temps will be between 95-100 degrees this afternoon. There is a slight chance of a shower but rain chances remain quite low today. Tonight skies will be partly cloudy to clear.
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Apr 25, 2024 |
wsbt.com | Cari Peugeot
The mild winter may have you thinking about an early summer. Storm Alert Weather Chief Meteorologist Cari Peugeot has been pouring over the data and has your summer forecast. Seasonal forecasts take some research and time to put together. We look at history, what’s happened in the past, and we look at changes in global circulation patterns that could affect our weather. You may remember us talking a lot about El Nino over the winter.
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Oct 26, 2023 |
wsbt.com | Cari Peugeot
Our team of meteorologists have been going through climate data for weeks now to put this winter forecast together. We look at 2 main things, what has happened in the past and global changes that could influence our weather. This year we had a typical spring, we had a slightly warmer than normal summer but with some drought conditions and we had a dry and warm September with a warm and wet October. We take the data from this year and then compared it to years in the past.
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Foggy, humid morning! Plan on a few extra minutes on the drive. Temps in the 60s with high humidity feels pretty sticky. Sun will be out middle part of the day with a few showers possible this afternoon. https://t.co/7WwN166a90
RAIN/STORMS OUTLOOK: This week we have a chance of rain EVERY day. Most of the days showers will be scattered and there will still be lots of sun as well. There is a chance of lightning with these showers off and on so be aware. The threat of SEVERE STORMS shows up on Thursday. https://t.co/Ke7rMIJz4M
Good Morning! I hope you had a nice weekend! We continue the heat for today! Highs will be up near 80 this afternoon. We do add in a few scattered showers late afternoon and evening. https://t.co/KKwlzcDSrH