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Jennifer Myers

Jennifer Myers

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Meteorologist, County of Hawaii

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I'm up for anything, really, but at the moment, if it's not pop culture, I'm not covering it.

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Total articles 40

  • Storms possible for your Friday forecast...

    By Jennifer Myers| KDFI-TV (Dallas, TX) Verified We're watching a complex of storms up in OK as they head towards the Red River. If they make it to North Texas, we expect impacts from 10 a.m. through 2 p.m. depending on your location. Some lingering activity possible this afternoon, but only expecting about 20% coverage. Highs today will be in the 90s... high 90s if you stay dry, low 90s if you get some rain. The 'feels like' temps will be in the 102-104° range during peak heating this afternoon.

    By Jennifer Myers · KDFI-TV (Dallas, TX)

    Jul. 29, 2016

  • Heat just won't budge...

    By Jennifer Myers| KDFI-TV (Dallas, TX) Verified Today we'll get back up to 100° with heat indices 5-10° above that. Winds will remain light out of the south 8-12 mph. Only chance for rain is areas well to our east, and even then only isolated coverage. Tomorrow, same story, same tune, though we may see an isolated storm here in the Metroplex. Monday afternoon through Tuesday morning brings our next best chance of rain, but only at 30%. Highs will drop into the upper 90s as the high moves west, but it won't stay there forever.

    By Jennifer Myers · KDFI-TV (Dallas, TX)

    Jul. 22, 2016

  • Storms possible for your Friday forecast...

    By Jennifer Myers| KDFI-TV (Dallas, TX) Verified We're watching a complex of storms up in OK as they head towards the Red River. If they make it to North Texas, we expect impacts from 10 a.m. through 2 p.m. depending on your location. Some lingering activity possible this afternoon, but only expecting about 20% coverage. Highs today will be in the 90s... high 90s if you stay dry, low 90s if you get some rain. The 'feels like' temps will be in the 102-104° range during peak heating this afternoon.

    By Jennifer Myers · KDFI-TV (Dallas, TX)

    Jul. 29, 2016

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