Chandlor Jordan
Meteorologist at WIS-TV (Columbia, SC)
Meteorologist @wis10 ⚡️| NC State Grad 🐺 | Sports Fan 🏒🏀🏈
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4 days ago |
wistv.com | Chandlor Jordan
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - An area of low pressure will develop along the Florida coastline, bringing the Carolinas rain chances later this week. First Alert Headlines:Hot and hazy this afternoon. Watching a coastal low for mid-week. Weather pattern stays unsettled into the upcoming weekend. First Alert Summary:Good morning! High pressure remains in control to our north and will slowly drift offshore throughout the day.
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5 days ago |
wistv.com | Chandlor Jordan
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - After a nice weekend, warmer temperatures will slowly return, with highs eventually around the 90 degree mark. First Alert Headlines:Warm and dry for the start of the work week. Temps slowly climb throughout this week. Unsettled weather returns by the upcoming weekend. First Alert Summary:Good morning! After a nice weekend across the Midlands, great weather stays with us for the start of the work week.
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1 week ago |
wistv.com | Chandlor Jordan
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - We’ve got a nice start to the weekend, with highs climbing into the mid-80s this afternoon. First Alert Headlines:Nice start to the weekend after a chilly morning. Stray storm or two possible Sunday. Heating up into next week. First Alert Summary:Happy Saturday! Yesterday’s cold front has moved farther offshore, with cooler air settling into the Carolinas overnight. After a chilly morning, temperatures will climb nicely for the afternoon.
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1 week ago |
wistv.com | Chandlor Jordan
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - A line of strong to severe storms will arrive this afternoon, continuing our First Alert Weather Day. First Alert Headlines:Today remains a First Alert Weather Day for another round of strong to severe storms. Best chance at severe weather is this afternoon and evening. Drying out overnight and into the start of the weekend.
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1 week ago |
wistv.com | Chandlor Jordan
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - Across the universe, there are millions of mysteries to be found. One recent discovery is in our planetary neighborhood: a planet orbiting a pair of stars just 120 light years away. “We don’t know of all that many,” said Thomas Baycroft, a Ph.D student at the University of Birmingham. “We know of around 16 that are confirmed, but we actually think they’re quite common.”Common, but difficult to find.
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RT @Canes: North Carolina, it's time to #RaiseUp https://t.co/fVyRmpvMJ2
RT @JordynMarkhoff: It’s a PARTY on Sunrise this Monday!!! Who’s up with us this morning? Hope you had a relaxing weekend ☀️ Let’s make it…
We’ve got cloudy skies across the Midlands this morning as a weak front moves through the region ☁️ No worries though, we’re back to sunshine this afternoon and it’ll be less humid! #SCwx https://t.co/qNEC11KTQv
