Jeremy Eisenzopf
Digital and Broadcast Meteorologist at WJHL-TV (Johnson City, TN)
Digital Broadcast Meteorologist. Teaching and Communicating information to help others is my passion.
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2 weeks ago |
wjhl.com | Jeremy Eisenzopf
Lingering showers Scattered showers linger this morning ahead of a cool front, which will usher in dryer change for the afternoon, along with seasonal upper 70s in the Tri-Cities, low 70s in the mountains. Cooler days ahead Temperatures are expected to run about 10 degrees below average starting Thursday and lasting into the weekend. Highs will range from the mid to upper 60s on Thursday and Friday with lows in the 40s Thursday and Friday nights.
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2 weeks ago |
wjhl.com | Jeremy Eisenzopf
Severe storm risk today A few severe storms will be possible late this afternoon into early this evening, especially for Kentucky and parts of SW Virginia. The main risk for severe weather is expected late this evening through midnight tonight as a squall line develops and moves through the region. This line will pose a damaging wind risk, with a few spin-up tornadoes, as well as some hail. The best time for severe weather looks to be from 7pm this evening through 2am Wednesday morning.
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3 weeks ago |
wjhl.com | Jeremy Eisenzopf
Summer heat Temperatures will be on the rise today as summer heat returns to the region. A combination of higher temperatures and higher humidity will send heat index values into the upper 80s. A few showers or storms are possible later this evening into the overnight hours. Storm risk Friday A few clusters of storms could move through the region Friday increasing the risk of scattered storms in the region.
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3 weeks ago |
wjhl.com | Jeremy Eisenzopf
by: Jeremy Eisenzopf Posted: May 14, 2025 / 05:47 AM EDT Updated: May 14, 2025 / 05:53 AM EDT Scattered showers Scattered showers continue developing this morning and will taper off later today. A few afternoon storms are possible, but rain chances diminish this afternoon.
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3 weeks ago |
wjhl.com | Jeremy Eisenzopf
Wet day Scattered showers continue this morning with another round of rain and storms likely this afternoon and evening. There is a marginal severe storm risk for parts of the area from generally the mountain counties on east into the Carolinas. After very heavy rain in the mountains over the last 24 hours, an ongoing flood risk continues this morning for areas in and around Boone, N.C, while the overall flood risk will shift away from the region well to the east.
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T-storm watch has been issued until 6pm as conditions will be favorable for severe storm development https://t.co/o5ZWh1lsmy
Ongoing severe storms in Kentucky will track eastward this afternoon, posing a risk for hail and damaging winds in SW VA and perhaps in parts of the Tri-Cities. The atmosphere will become very condusive for severe storms capable of hail and damaging winds. https://t.co/b096K4F5tj
Scattered severe storms this afternoon, becoming more likely tonight through early Saturday morning https://t.co/HTVvXMOVth