Travis Clark-Smith
Meteorologist at KIMT-TV (Mason City, IA)
Meteorologist on KIMT News 3 Rochester Husband/Father/Nerd/Fly Boy 🏳️🌈
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4 weeks ago |
kimt.com | Travis Clark-Smith
Smoke from Canadian wildfires may cause air quality to degrade slightly through our weekend. The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency has hoisted an air quality alert through the weekend, expiring at 6 pm on Monday. The MPCA is expecting air quality to deteriorate in southern Minnesota to the orange level. That means that the air is unhealthy for sensitive groups, including the elderly, young children, and those suffering from lung or heart issues.
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1 month ago |
kimt.com | Travis Clark-Smith
As we return to work after the extended Memorial Day weekend, the morning commute could be a soggy one. Rain chances will be on the increase for our Tuesday and Wednesday as a meandering low pressure system hangs out in the upper Midwest. The rain will not be as widespread as it was during last week's event, but we all could see some showers at some point over the next 48 hours.
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1 month ago |
kimt.com | Travis Clark-Smith
Now that the rain is gone and we are beginning to dry out, it might be a great opportunity to wash the car!The beautiful weather that has returned will be sticking around through the extended weekend with temperatures mainly in the 60s but we could get up to 70 by Sunday. Rain chances are few and far between and very slight. The biggest chance for rain in our forecast is not until Tuesday and that would be isolated showers.
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1 month ago |
kimt.com | Travis Clark-Smith
After three days of rain, high pressure returns and we will begin to dry out just in time for a long Memorial Day weekend. Clouds will slowly depart through the day on Thursday and we will begin to see a little bit more of the sun. Temperatures will remain below normal until at least the weekend. We will see the 60s return on Thursday with temperatures slowly warming through Saturday and beyond.
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1 month ago |
kimt.com | Travis Clark-Smith
The National Weather Service office in La Crosse, Wisconsin is undergoing a major required upgrade to its systems this week. This upgrade is taking its weather radio transmitters off air Monday through Wednesday. This means that watches and warnings affecting any part of its county warning area will not be heard.
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Another chilly morning ahead with clear skies and light winds with temps in the low 40s, so jackets will be needed as the kids head off to school, but we'll be warming up into the 70s by the afternoon. Another beautiful day ahead! https://t.co/xkQElmvuD3