
Shane Butler
Chief Meteorologist at WNCF-TV (Montgomery, AL)
Chief Meteorologist at WAKA-TV (Selma, AL)
Meteorologist (CBM and NWA seal holder). A private pilot and remote UAV pilot.
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2 days ago |
waka.com | Shane Butler
Posted: A frontal boundary will be a key factor in our weather through midweek. The boundary will hover nearby and keep our weather pattern active with scattered showers and t-storms. We don’t expect anything too strong or severe but there will be occasional t-storms capable of heavy rain, gusty winds, and frequent lightning strikes. There will be a few showers or t-storms through the evening hours but most of the rain activity will taper off and end before midnight.
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3 days ago |
waka.com | Shane Butler
Posted: A frontal boundary will be a key factor in our weather over the next couple of days. The boundary will hover nearby and keep our weather pattern active with daily rounds of showers and t-storms. We don’t expect anything too strong or severe but there will be occasional t-storms capable of heavy rain, gusty winds, and frequent lightning strikes. There will be a few showers or t-storms through the evening hours but most of the rain activity will taper off and end overnight.
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6 days ago |
waka.com | Shane Butler
Posted: A warming trend is underway and it’s going to take on a summer-like feel to it as we go through the Easter weekend. High pressure is over the region and it will continue providing us some very nice and warm weather conditions. The high pressure system will circulate a southerly wind flow right off of the gulf into the area. As a result, moisture will be on the increase in the form of clouds but any rain activity will hold off until early next week.
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1 week ago |
waka.com | Shane Butler
Posted: A warming trend is underway and it’s going to take on a summer-like feel to it as we go into the Easter weekend. High pressure is over the region and it will continue providing us some very nice and warm weather conditions. The high pressure system will circulate a southerly wind flow right off of the gulf into the area. As a result, moisture will be on the increase and we’re expecting rain activity to return late Sunday into early next week.
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1 week ago |
waka.com | Shane Butler
Posted: We’re sitting underneath high pressure and it’s going to continue providing us some very nice weather conditions. The high pressure system will slide a little to our east going into the latter half of the week. The winds around it will become southerly and we’re going to feel a summer-like warm up over the weekend. In the meantime, we’re expecting a clear sky with temps falling into the mid to upper 40s overnight.
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