Steve Templeton
Chief Meteorologist at KMOV-TV (St. Louis, MO)
Chief Meteorologist #KMOV #STL. Love active wx, it's when my job is most important. Love BBQ & most of all family. Two kids keep me smiling & tired
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1 week ago |
firstalert4.com | Steve Templeton
Overnight Watch for Patchy FogTuesday Turns Sunny and Near Normal Mid 70sChance for Mostly Light Showers Wednesday & ThursdayTonight will be cloudy early but as skies start to clear, those spots and low-lying areas may have some patchy dense fog by morning. Tuesday: After any morning fog burns off, it will be mostly sunny with light winds and highs back to near normal levels in the mid 70s. Wednesday & Thursday will have a chance for scattered showers and isolated thunder.
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2 weeks ago |
firstalert4.com | Steve Templeton
Severe Threat Ramps Down Tonight, Few T’Showers OvernightAnother First Alert Weather Day Thursday For Severe StormsChance of Showers Friday Ahead of Dry WeekendTonight: The severe threat is ramping down as storm fuel decreases late tonight, though a few thundershowers are still possible tonight. Thursday Is a First Alert Weather Day: While the risk is lower, we want everyone to monitor for a couple of storms to turn strong or severe.
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2 weeks ago |
firstalert4.com | Steve Templeton
First Alert Weather Day Today - Isolated Severe Storm RiskFirst Alert Weather Day Wednesday - Additional Strong Storms PossibleMore Storms Thursday, Showers FridayFirst Alert Weather Day Today: Severe storms are possible today, though this is a lower-end threat with most of our area in a level1-2 risk area (5 is the highest). Damaging winds and large hail are the most likely threats with a very low tornado risk. Scattered storms in the morning bring a low risk of wind and hail.
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2 weeks ago |
firstalert4.com | Steve Templeton
Some Dry Time This EveningMore Rain & Storms In The Morning, Not SevereFirst Alert Weather Day Wednesday - Additional Strong Storms Possible Afternoon to Especially the EveningMore Storms Thursday, Showers FridayToday-This Evening: Rain ending and mainly a dry evening ahead. Wednesday Morning: New showers and storms move into the area after 5AM, but these will not be severe.
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2 weeks ago |
firstalert4.com | Steve Templeton
First Alert Weather Day Tuesday-Isolated Severe RiskFirst Alert Weather Day Wednesday-More Strong Storms PossibleMore Storms Thursday, Showers FridayFirst Alert Weather Day Tuesday: Severe storms are possible Tuesday, though this is not a high-end threat or outbreak. Large hail and damaging winds are the most likely threat; with a very low tornado risk. Scattered storms in the morning are most likely in the level 1 severe risk area in green on the map above.
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Upgraded level 4 out of 5 severe risk for Friday, prime time in the St. Louis metro will be 1pm to 5pm, area wide Noon to 7PM. Here's more: https://t.co/fCIreiiLXg #FirstAlert4 https://t.co/DQv7IAZYVp
First Alert Weather Day Friday with storms likely, especially be alert 1pm to 5pm in the STL metro. We also have a conditional risk for a severe storm jsut directly South/East of STL later today, here's more on threats and timing: https://t.co/Sgzi7Y1EMH #FirstAlert4 https://t.co/iHYahFBrgG
Friday's severe threat now upgraded to a level 3 risk out of 5 the highest. Afternoon to early evening storms likely and some could be severe with intense winds, large hail and we can't rule out an isolated tornado #FirstAlert4 https://t.co/AgyAL9Uvux