Sean Kelly
Broadcast Meteorologist at KUTV-TV (Salt Lake City, UT)
-Broadcast Meteorologist for KUTV 2News in Salt Lake City -Rutgers University -Loves to ski and play beach volleyball
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2 months ago |
powermag.com | Sean Kelly
In January, the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) said U.S. wholesale electricity prices were less volatile in 2024 than they have been over the last few years. But that's just one, limited perspective on the data. If we consider the macrotrends at play, it's clear that U.S. markets won't return any time soon-if ever-to the kind of price stability previously experienced. The EIA's analysis isn't wrong.
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2 months ago |
ukclimbing.com | Sean Kelly
Even after a century, no episode in mountaineering history is subject to as much speculation as the disappearance of Mallory and Irvine, last glimpsed high on Everest still heading upwards. Did they make the true first ascent, or was theirs just one more tragedy in the long tradition of Imperial heroic failure? Sean Kelly attempts to unpick fact from conjecture...
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Mar 4, 2024 |
road.cc | Sean Kelly
Bizarre ‘Young Reporter’ anti-cycling opinion piece by schoolkid bemoans “plagues of two-wheeled vermin” on Box Hill, making them late for music lessons – and claims torrential rain is “silver lining” to global warming because it frees up road for driversHere on the live blog, we’re well used to all manner of anti-cycling opinion pieces by now. You know the ones I’m talking about.
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Feb 16, 2024 |
kjzz.com | Sean Kelly
SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — Several storms will move through the region over the Presidents' Day Weekend, but none of them are looking all that impressive. Here's when you can expect a little rain and snow:FRIDAYThe tail end of a storm will clip northern Utah and southwestern Wyoming on Friday. As it brushes past the region, it will produce a few valley rain and mountain snow showers. The Wasatch and Uinta Mountains will likely pick up 6-12" of snow from this storm.
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Feb 16, 2024 |
kutv.com | Sean Kelly
SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — Several storms will move through the region over the Presidents' Day Weekend, but none of them are looking all that impressive. Here's when you can expect a little rain and snow:FRIDAYThe tail end of a storm will clip northern Utah and southwestern Wyoming on Friday. As it brushes past the region, it will produce a few valley rain and mountain snow showers. The Wasatch and Uinta Mountains will likely pick up 6-12" of snow from this storm.
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It is hard to believe just a few days ago I was Spring skiing in 80-degree weather, and now many of our ski resorts could see 6-12 inches of snow through the weekend! https://t.co/vzI2ybH0zF
Heavy rain and mountain snow returns for the weekend. Many areas could pick up over a half an inch of rain while elevations above 8k ft could pick up as much as 10 inches of snow! https://t.co/vcfn1Mn0wc
RT @ChaseThomason: 50-70 mph wind gusts today! I lost power at my house for about 4 hours here in SLC. Winds will come down a bit tonight a…