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Keri Wiginton

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Photographer and Writer at Freelance

Freelance Writer at Freelance

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Articles

  • 6 days ago | 1063thebuzz.com | Keri Wiginton |Stephen Lenz

    Weather forecasters are quick to mention "Tornado Alley" as spring storm season ramps up every year, but where exactly is that? The answer all depends on where you live. As with other weather-related terms, such as storm names, Tornado Alley came about thanks to the media. "Tornado Alley is a nickname invented by the media to refer to a broad area of relatively high tornado occurrence in the central United States," NOAA's National Severe Storms Laboratory says.

  • 2 months ago | kdhlradio.com | Keri Wiginton

    1921: Webb Pierce is bornMichael Ochs Archives // Getty Images1921: Webb Pierce is bornWebb Pierce became one of the most popular honky-tonk artists of the 1950s. He also reached the significant milestone of racking up 13 Billboard #1 singles, which was rare for country artists at the time.

  • 2 months ago | seacoastcurrent.com | Keri Wiginton

    Massachusetts has seen a return to a typical New England winter. Last year we were a bit spoiled by mild temperatures and scarce snowfall. This year, however, we have been experiencing chilly temperatures and a steady intake of snow albeit no major snow storms have clobbered us up to this point. With the last week of January approaching you may be wondering what the rest of the winter season is going to look like as we march toward spring 2025.

  • 2 months ago | msn.com | Keri Wiginton

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  • 2 months ago | seacoastcurrent.com | Keri Wiginton

    If it seems as though it has been cold lately, it has. Windy, too. It is supposed to be cold and windy. It's January. National Public Radio says "bone-chilling temperatures" began impacting millions of Americans over this past weekend, "shepherding in days of frigid temperatures and life-threatening conditions" for much of this week. Wind chills as low as -30 to -40 degrees were expected out west in the Rockies, the northern Plains, and the upper Midwest.