Dave Salesky
Meteorologist at KATU-TV (Portland, OR)
KATU Meteorologist (weather geek) commercial pilot. 8 time Cycle Oregon rider. Father of the best daughter on earth. Fan of BMW motorcycles
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4 weeks ago |
katu.com | Bobby Corser |Dave Salesky
Storm Tracker 2 Meteorologist Dave Salesky breaks down today's forecast: "Let’s chat. This morning was truly calm before the storm. The Pacific Northwest, the last couple of days, has basked under sunny skies and record-breaking warmth. That’s all going to come crashing to an end by this afternoon. A storm brewing off the coast will sweep ashore, bringing much cooler air and a high probability of strong, possibly SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS.
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Mar 25, 2024 |
katu.com | Dave Salesky
PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — The date to have your studded tires removed is rapidly approaching. ODOT says it's legal to have studded tires from November 1 through March 31. Studded tires cause damage to roads, so ODOT encourages motorists to use them only when necessary. Driving with studded tires after March 31 is a Class C violation and carries a fine of nearly $200.
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Sep 26, 2023 |
katu.com | Bobby Corser |Dave Salesky
El Niño will be back this winter for the first time in several years. The naturally occurring cycle means warmer water temperatures in the equatorial Pacific Ocean. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration says El Niño typically brings wetter and cooler weather to the south, and drier and warmer conditions to the north. KATU Meteorologist Dave Salesky says “As predicted, we’ve been hinting that we will be entering an El Niño winter and here we are.
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Sep 26, 2023 |
kval.com | Bobby Corser |Dave Salesky
PORTLAND, Ore. — El Niño will be back this winter for the first time in several years. The naturally occurring cycle means warmer water temperatures in the equatorial Pacific Ocean. KATU Meteorologist Dave Salesky says “As predicted, we’ve been hinting that we will be entering an El Niño winter and here we are.
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Sep 26, 2023 |
ktvl.com | Bobby Corser |Dave Salesky
by Bobby Corser, Dave Salesky, KATU StaffTue, September 26th 2023, 11:01 PM UTCA snow plow on I-5 at Siskiyou Summit. (ODOT)PORTLAND, Ore. — El Niño will be back this winter for the first time in several years. The naturally occurring cycle means warmer water temperatures in the equatorial Pacific Ocean. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration says El Niño typically brings wetter and cooler weather to the south, and drier and warmer conditions to the north.
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Well, looks we are getting out of the risk of severe weather pretty much unscathed. Seeing showers, and thundershower but no damaging wind or hail. So what happened? Clouds and cooler air arrived sooner than forecast slowing risk of big storms developing. #NatWxDesk https://t.co/2KtOqDvbYq
Here we go, Portland weather radar now picking up thunderstorms moving north along The Coast Range. A Severe Thunderstorm Warning not in effect until 9 PM. Be ready for periods of heavy rain, large hail thunder & lightning. #NatWxDesk https://t.co/QHdOrmvGA2
Records not just broken but shattered in some cases. Portland, reached 80° today only the second time in history for the month of March. Astoria, broke a record that's stood for 136 years! Wednesday warm but also thunderstorms likely by afternoon. https://t.co/tKIBbL8qIH