Lindsey Selzer

Journalist at KMUV-TV (Monterey, CA)

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Sophomore Student Sprinter from North Salinas High School Disqualified After Taking State Title Over Post Race Celebration

3 days ago | kion546.com | Lindsey Selzer

Sophomore Student Sprinter from North Salinas High School Disqualified After Taking State Title Over Post Race Celebration Clara Adams, a sophomore student sprinter at North Salinas High School was stripped of her 400 meter state championship title due to a celebration after the race. Adam's sprayed her shoes with a fire extinguisher, her title taken moments after. Along with the chance to compete in her next race that day, the 200 meter.
Warmest Day of the Week

1 week ago | kion546.com | Lindsey Selzer

Warmest Day of the Week Temperatures soaring today! Currently, a building ridge will surge northeast toward us and is the strongest today with a dome of heat over much of California. Inland areas are likely to see high temperatures 15-20ºF above normal and may approach records. Light onshore flow will keep the coast comfortable, but highs will also be warm for this time of year. Friday: Temperatures soar on Friday as a hot ridge takes over. Expect inland highs to be 15-20ºF above normal.
Seasonable for Now, Heating up Later

1 week ago | kion546.com | Lindsey Selzer

Seasonable for Now, Heating up Later SALINAS, Calif. (KION) – A low will cut off to the south and keep the weather seasonable through mid-week, then high pressure winds out, heating up the area--especially inland. Tuesday: Clouds linger on the south side of the bay, otherwise mostly sunny. Most areas will warm up a few degrees except perhaps the peninsula area which may be a degree or two cooler than Monday.
Seasonable Holiday

1 week ago | kion546.com | Lindsey Selzer

Seasonable Holiday SALINAS, Calif. (KION) – A (dry) trough will pass by into today and tomorrow which will cool inland areas and keep coastal areas seasonable. Winds may be occasionally gusty as well. High pressure will build back in behind it, but the warm-up will be slow. Monday (Memorial Day): Low clouds early, then partly cloudy. Coastal highs in the 60s to low 70s—warmest on the north side of the bay—and cooler inland with mid-60s to around 80ºF expected.
Warming into the Weekend

1 month ago | kion546.com | Lindsey Selzer

Warming into the Weekend All areas will then warm up on Thursday—quite a bit, in fact! Friday is looking to be the warmest day. Once Sunday approaches, there could be a bit of unsettled weather just in time for Mother's Day, unfortunately. Air Quality: Good to Moderate Thursday: A few low clouds, but less cloudcover overall. Warmer, with coastal highs in the 60s to low 70s with 70s-80s inland. Breezy northwesterly onshore winds becoming windy up valleys late.
On the Way to Warmer Temperatures

1 month ago | kion546.com | Lindsey Selzer

On the Way to Warmer Temperatures The ridge will build back in today and while inland areas will begin to warm back up, the stabilization of the marine layer—even as it is compressing a bit—may lead to a cloudier afternoon around the bay and thus cooler temperatures. All areas will then warm up on Thursday—quite a bit, in fact! Air Quality: Good to Moderate Wednesday: Remaining mostly cloudy on the coast with highs in the upper 50s to mid-60s.
Cooling Down into the Rest of the Week

1 month ago | kion546.com | Lindsey Selzer

Cooling Down into the Rest of the Week SALINAS, Calif. (KION) –. A trough approaching from the northeast is responsible for the cooler temperatures. It will also deepend the marine layer and add some instability to the mix. There are chances of showers on Thursday over the south/eastern mountains. Overnight: Low clouds will fill valleys, becoming partly to mostly cloudy. Patchy fog and light drizzle possible.
Chances of Rain for the Weekend

1 month ago | kion546.com | Lindsey Selzer

Chances of Rain for the Weekend SALINAS, Calif. (KION) – The chance of rain returns as we approach the weekend. A deep marine layer will persist, keeping conditions cool and at least partly cloudy. An area of low pressure will develop in a deepening trough today and approach the coast. As it does so, we’ll destabilize somewhat this afternoon—enough perhaps to get a few showers popping up over the mountains and perhaps an isolated thunderstorm.
Cooling Down Into the Weekend

1 month ago | kion546.com | Lindsey Selzer

Cooling Down Into the Weekend SALINAS, Calif. (KION) – The chance of rain returns as we approach the weekend. Today will be dry, however, outside of any coastal drizzle. A deep marine layer will persist, keeping conditions cool and at least partly cloudy. An area of low pressure will develop in a deepening trough on Friday and approach the coast.
\Women react over potential 'pink tariffs' on clothing, footwear

1 month ago | kion546.com | Lindsey Selzer

Women react over potential ‘pink tariffs’ on clothing, footwear CENTRAL COAST, Calif. (KION) -- In light of the Trump administration's sweeping new trade policies, local women are reacting to new studies that reveal more about what are being called "Pink tariffs."They find that on average, women pay an extra dollar per garment compared to men, costing them more than two billion dollars per year.