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Ryan Crump

Ryan Crump

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Meteorologist, WBKB-TV (Alpena, MI)

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Total articles 347

  • Sunday's storm got it's kick from our heat wave

    By Ryan Crump Verified| WXVT-TV (Cleveland, MS) Verified GREENVILLE - People in many parts of The Delta are cleaning up today, after storms last night, left some significant damage in some areas. Experts say one thing that made the storms so powerful, was this past week's heat wave, that sent temperatures and heat indexes soaring. Sunday night's thunderstorms started, when hot, humid air met a cold front over Arkansas.

    By Ryan Crump Verified · WXVT-TV (Cleveland, MS)

    Aug. 19, 2024

  • Possible Strong Storms For This Weekend – WBKB 11

    By Ryan Crump Verified| WBKB-TV (Alpena, MI) Verified Alpena MI –¬†Today was mostly sunny and mild, daytime highs were in the 50s. This weekend temperatures will be much warmer with showers and storms. We are in the slight risk for severe weather for Saturday. Tonight clouds will increase with showers developing with overnight lows in the 40s. Tomorrow will be mostly cloudy with showers & thunderstorms in the area; some storms could be strong and because of that we are under a slight risk of severe weather. Meteorologist Ryan Crump

    By Ryan Crump Verified · WBKB-TV (Alpena, MI)

    Apr. 26, 2024

  • Sunday's storm got it's kick from our heat wave

    By Ryan Crump Verified| WXVT-TV (Cleveland, MS) Verified GREENVILLE - People in many parts of The Delta are cleaning up today, after storms last night, left some significant damage in some areas. Experts say one thing that made the storms so powerful, was this past week's heat wave, that sent temperatures and heat indexes soaring. Sunday night's thunderstorms started, when hot, humid air met a cold front over Arkansas.

    By Ryan Crump Verified · WXVT-TV (Cleveland, MS)

    Aug. 19, 2024

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WBKB-TV (Alpena, MI)

Alpena, Michigan, United States

+1 989-356-3434