Keith Thompson
Chief Meteorologist at WWMT-TV (Kalamazoo, MI)
Chief Meteorologist, WWMT-TV
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2 days ago |
wwmt.com | Keith Thompson
As part of our celebration of WWMT's 75th birthday, we're answering the question, "Where are they now?" about some of the people who you may remember watching through the years. From 1986 to 1997, Barry Shanley was a staple on WWMT, anchoring the station's nightly newscasts. It was a dream job for him because he's a hometown boy, born and raised in South Haven.
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1 week ago |
cincinnati.com | Keith Thompson
This fall, if you’re a high school student in Oklahoma, you will be taught in history class that the Democrats stole the 2020 presidential election from Donald Trump. Though disproven by numerous recounts and over 60 court cases in multiple states, the Republican-led Oklahoma Department of Education is requiring that this debunked conspiracy theory be taught as fact.
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2 months ago |
wwmt.com | Keith Thompson
A fast-moving, potent storm will race across West Michigan Wednesday night bringing a threat of severe thunderstorms followed by a period of wet snow.
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Jan 8, 2025 |
grahamhancock.com | Keith Thompson |Keith Thompson
We warmly welcome Keith Thompson, author of The UFO Paradox: The Celestial and Symbolic World of Unidentified Aerial Phenomena, as our featured author this month. Keith’s book examines the immovable battleground of the UFO debate, with staunch believers on one side and dismissive sceptics on the other.
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Apr 15, 2024 |
vidyard.com | Keith Thompson
Video messaging leader Vidyard today announced the introduction of the industry’s first hyper-realistic AI Avatars – that look and sound just like the user – to the Vidyard Messages platform.
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HEADS UP! From @NWSSPC, our area is at "slight risk" (level 2 of 5) for severe weather Thursday. The most likely solution: storms race our way from the other side of lake, arriving Thursday night. Strong wind, large hail main threats. @JeffPorterWX updates LIVE at noon on NC 3. https://t.co/8ZzmlRzLmV
Monday wasn't the first time this year we've been in the 80s -- we had two of those days last month -- but it's our first time this month. If the current outlook verifies, we'll have another one Thursday, when the heat index will be near 90°. #almanac https://t.co/kHJDcD4C8l
PREPARE TO SWEAT! Dew point temperatures rise from the comfy 40s this afternoon to the slightly humid low 60s Tuesday, to the more muggy middle 60s Wednesday, to a sticky 70° Thursday. https://t.co/eTqryXeAGT