Jordan Evans
Meteorologist at WJLA-TV (Arlington, VA)
Meteorologist for @7NewsDC. @ametsoc Certified. Proud alum @ASU_SGSUP & @Cronkite_ASU. Dad to Forrest 🐶. KC BBQ fan.
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Oct 18, 2024 |
wjla.com | Jordan Evans |Adam Vance
Beautiful fall colors at Massanutten Resort in Virginia on Oct. 16, 2024. (Credit: Jordan Evans/7News)
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Dec 30, 2023 |
local12.com | Jordan Evans
Early indications of a weakening polar vortex could send Arctic air into North America next month. Much of the U.S. is overdue for some cold air and winter-like temperatures as December 2023 will be one of the warmest on record for many cities. The term 'polar vortex' has been used over the last decade as a way to describe very cold temperatures moving into the U.S., usually causing ice and snow and dangerously cold wind chills.
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Nov 1, 2023 |
wjla.com | Mark Pena |Jordan Evans
WASHINGTON (7News) — If you notice yourself wearing more shorts, T-shirts, and sunglasses in October, you aren't alone. October numbers are in for temperatures and precipitation, here's how we stacked up. While there were some brief cold snaps, October was warmer than average by about 2.3 degrees. It is now the 13th warmest October on record.
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Sep 15, 2023 |
wjla.com | Jordan Evans
ARLINGTON, Va. (7News) — A new video from Assateague State Park shows rough waters from Hurricane Lee Friday. The video shared by park officials on social media shows foam piling up on the beach as Lee churns off the Atlantic Coast. According to Maryland’s Department of Natural Resources, there are red flag conditions with the possibility of dangerous rip currents at the state park. Officials said there are no lifeguards on duty and are warning visitors not to swim.
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Jun 5, 2023 |
wjla.com | Jordan Evans
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Late-season freeze expected overnight in the DMV. Temperatures early Wednesday ranging 26°-32° which may harm sensitive plants and unprotected outdoor plumbing. @7NewsDC https://t.co/5YKeF4Vy1C
Slow-moving front today will create a big temperature difference across the DMV. Colder air returns for the rest of the upcoming week. @7NewsDC https://t.co/9AFnSbqNmL
Tornado-driven high risk from SPC for an expected tornado outbreak in parts of the Mississippi Valley. Several tornadoes including some long-track tornadoes possible. https://t.co/szYc0tP2ps