Matthew Wine
Chief Meteorologist at WDHN-TV (Dothan, AL )
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4 days ago |
wdrb.com | Matthew Wine
Key Points:A slow-moving storm system in early April brought widespread flooding and over 150 tornadoes to the South and Midwest, resulting in numerous injuries and at least 24 fatalities. April temperatures were particularly warm across the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic, with near-record warmth observed in the Carolinas and neighboring states. Alaska had its second-wettest April on record and its fourth-warmest year to date.
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6 days ago |
wdrb.com | Matthew Wine
After all the storms we had yesterday, today has shaped up to be quite nice! The cold front dropped our temperatures and decreased the amount of moisture we have in the air. Louisville will stay a touch warmer than outlying regions this evening, so keep that in mind if you have any outdoor plans today. For those heading to the Louisville Bats game tonight, you can probably get away without a light jacket, but consider bringing one if you are typically cold-natured.
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1 week ago |
wdrb.com | Matthew Wine
Storms are starting to pop up over parts of Kentuckiana. The best chance for strong to severe storms is south of I-64 and likely south of the Parkways. With increased energy values over 1500 J/kg in some spots, large hail will be possible with these pulse type thunderstorms. The low-level jet isn't moving very fast, but it might briefly speed up to our minimum criteria of 35 knots for organized severe weather this afternoon. This could produce an isolated instance of damaging straight-line winds.
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1 week ago |
wdrb.com | Matthew Wine
We've had a nice, 3-day stretch of quiet and pleasant weather around here, but it all comes to an end soon. A cold front will dip into our southern Indiana counties tomorrow morning and clash with a warm air mass moving in from the south to spark off numerous scattered showers and storms throughout the day. Tonight will be fairly quiet for most of us, but a few pop-up showers are possible mainly south of the I-64 corridor.
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1 week ago |
wdrb.com | Matthew Wine
X-ray: NASA/CXC/Northwestern Univ./F. Yusef-Zadeh et al; Radio: NRF/SARAO/MeerKat; Image Processing: NASA/CXC/SAO/N. WolkThe bone appears to have been struck by a fast-moving, rapidly spinning neutron star, or pulsar. Neutron stars are the densest known stars and form from the collapse and explosion of massive stars. They often receive a powerful kick from these explosions, sending them away from the explosion’s location at high speeds.
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We'll keep warming up until the rain returns. Find details on the Mother's Day forecast & when rain comes back on the WDRB Weather App... https://t.co/XLhEwJx61B https://t.co/qmHq1LO4Ix https://t.co/2ANPCHyjd1
Got the sniffles? Pollen is on the rise again for the weekend. Which types of pollen are the culprit...https://t.co/r5rnwjCrR5 https://t.co/QjvtKr6DOG
You can't ask for better weather than this! We're going over the Mother's Day weekend forecast and talking about when rain and heat return to the region in our latest weather blog: https://t.co/ygJGd5mls9 https://t.co/6Hcvzdrbp3