Mariel Ruiz
Meteorologist at WFAA-TV (Dallas, TX)
Meteorologist for @WFAA @TEGNA | AMS CBM #776 |@TAMU Grad | Bilingual | #DFW Native| Tweets of wx & my labs 🐶| Views=my own
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2 days ago |
wfaa.com | Mariel Ruiz
DALLAS — Watch live radar and regular forecast updates from our meteorologists on our Smart TV streaming app WFAA+ and download the WFAA mobile app for alerts from our weather team as they come. Thursday brings a good chance for showers and storms this week. A disturbance will move through southern Oklahoma and North Texas during the afternoon, right when temperatures are peaking. This could help spark some thunderstorms. WHEN Thursday.
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3 days ago |
wfaa.com | Mariel Ruiz
DALLAS — Mira el radar en vivo y las actualizaciones del pronóstico en la aplicación de streaming WFAA+ y descarga la aplicación WFAA para recibir alertas de nuestro equipo. Disfruta del tiempo tranquilo mientras dure ya que las tormentas regresan al norte de Texas. Lo Que Necesitas Saber: Lunes seco y tranquiloVarias oportunidades de tormentas esta semanaBajo riesgo de tormentas severas Esta semanaLa semana comienza tranquila, seca y cálida.
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3 weeks ago |
tspantx.com | Mariel Ruiz
As goes Texas so goes the nation. Join our team.
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1 month ago |
wfaa.com | Mariel Ruiz
DALLAS — High winds have impacted North Texas for the better part of the last week. Unfortunately, this brings high fire danger, dusty horizons and increased pollen levels. The Earth is always trying to balance itself out. Because of its spherical shape and tilt, it heats unevenly. Generally, it is warmer at the equator, where the sun shines directly, and colder at the poles, where the sun shines at an angle. This is also why the Earth experiences seasons.
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1 month ago |
wfaa.com | Mariel Ruiz
DALLAS — A Red Flag Warning is issued when weather conditions are highly favorable for wildfires and grassfires to start and spread rapidly. While it doesn't mean a fire is currently burning, it does indicate that extreme caution is necessary. On Friday, extremely gusty west winds up to 65 mph and very low humidity levels (as low as 10-15%) will create dangerous fire weather conditions across North and Central Texas.
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10:15am update: A few more showers and storms linger for the eastern half of North Texas. The severe weather threat has lowered, but continues to the east of North Texas. https://t.co/yMvKGjeU0B #wfaaweather https://t.co/Bs0SNokOWv
Next week looks calmer with sunshine. Temps rise to the 80s towards the middle of April. #wfaaweather https://t.co/EM3338Q5rd
The severe weather threat is over for North Texas. Storms (some severe) will continue in East Texas and east of Texas through today. A few showers will linger this afternoon and tonight. Any wintry weather stays west of North Texas. #wfaaweather https://t.co/wjCNJCB76o