Kristen Currie
Meteorologist at KXAN-TV (Austin, TX)
Meteorologist at KBVO-TV (Austin, TX)
TV meteorologist. California native. Christian. Coffee-lover. University of Colorado at Boulder alumna. ATX by way of ABQ & LBK.
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2 days ago |
kxan.com | Kristen Currie
AUSTIN (KXAN) - While on assignment in Houston, Meteorologist Kristen Currie had the opportunity to visit NASA's Space Center Houston. She gives us a preview of some of the features visitors can explore. Visitors can take advantage of several tours, including the Rocket Park tour, which offers an up-close look at the Saturn V rocket. Others include a campus tour, a mission control tour, and a training facility tour. Spectators can also learn more about upcoming missions to Mars.
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3 days ago |
kxan.com | Kristen Currie
AUSTIN (KXAN) - Temperatures will be hot across Central Texas today with afternoon highs in the low to mid-90s. The silver lining? It could be worse as that summer heat dome that typically sits on top of our area this time of year... isn't. Instead, it's baking parts of the eastern U.S.Afternoon highs are expected to climb anywhere from 10°-20° above average in many areas with temperatures reaching the 90s and low 100s.
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4 days ago |
kxan.com | Kristen Currie
AUSTIN (KXAN) - With so much attention on the eastern Pacific recently, the Atlantic is about to "enter the chat" with high odds of a tropical depression or storm by the end of Monday. A cluster of showers and storms continues to organize several hundred miles east of Bermuda. Conditions are favorable for an slight increase in further development, which could be just enough to produce a tropical depression or storm by the end of the day.
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1 week ago |
cw39.com | Kristen Currie
HOUSTON (KIAH) – Our repeat pattern of minimal rain chances and hot temperatures continues into the upcoming weekend. Once beyond the weekend, things look a bit more interesting. A ridge of high pressure will slide east over the southern states late week into the weekend. This heat dome, typically responsible for the relentless hot and dry weather we see during Texas summers, won’t stay overhead for long.
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1 week ago |
cw39.com | Kristen Currie
HOUSTON (KIAH) – We’ll need to keep an eye to the sky for a few pop up showers and storms today, but in general, Juneteenth celebrations should not be washed out. Spotty showers developing offshore will make a run at the coastline this morning. Isolated to scattered storms and showers are likely to develop again mid- to late afternoon. Today’s rain chance sits around 30%, enough to make note of but no need to rearrange plans. Afternoon highs will climb into the low to mid-90s for most areas.
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RT @KXAN_Weather: FLASH FLOOD WARNING issued by NWS for Hays County. Life-threatening flooding is imminent or occurring. Leave low-lying or…
Flood Watch starts this evening & rolls into tomorrow. Potential for heavy rain causing flash flooding. Stay weather aware. #atx #txwx https://t.co/XqJuwLMAYU
Increasing flash flood risk & severe threat with next round of storms: - Meteorologist Kristen Currie #Austin #ATX #TXWX https://t.co/7B9QCzMC0S
