Ben Cathey
Meteorologist & Environmental/Science Reporter
WVLT
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Heather Haley says enjoy today and tomorrow, ahead of better rain chances.
Meteorologist Ben Cathey is watching a big warming trend a week away
Meteorologist Heather Haley says enjoy this afternoon, ahead of a cold front.
Next week starts a cold and gray pattern, with low-end rain chances.
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Meteorologist Ben Cathey is tracking freezing fog, then late week rain to snow showers.
Meteorologist Ben Cathey is tracking a Tuesday melt-off and another two wintry systems down the
Meteorologist Ben Cathey is measuring the snow and tracking re-freezing heading into Saturday & Sunday
Ben Cathey tracks the rain/snow line and sticking snow on a ‘messy’ day.
Heather Haley is tracking the rain to snow line and impacts to our area.
Chilly, light showers may be snow in the mountains, but “messy” is the word for the next front.
Those that live outside the valley have the best chance to watch snow fall this week
WVLT Weather Alert for bands of heavy rain and isolated gusty storms.
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The WVLT Weather Alert returns late Thursday, lasting through dawn Friday
Ben Cathey tracks a few more cold nights, then heavy rain on Thursday and Friday
Ben Cathey is watching for sunshine and warmer afternoons before a NYE storm
Ben Cathey continues the WVLT Weather Alert for the coldest weather in almost two years!
Bundle up for a truly cold start Friday. We’re also watching a few snowflakes just in time for Christmas.
Mostly chilly rain to snow and some flurries, as a cold snap settles in.
It’s high-terrain snow and rain Wednesday but drier air takes over heading into the weekend.
The rain and wind and snow are gone for the moment. But there’s a little more of each on Wednesday.
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Cold air is pushing our way, with on and off rain this weekend then a small change to snowfall.
We’re watching lighter rain this weekend and some wet snow falling on Monday
Warming trend continues the rest of this week, ahead of weekend rain to some snow.
There’s still some more mountain snow through early Tuesday morning
The WVLT Weather Alert is closing but roads could still be soggy for several hours
WVLT Weather Alert in place most of Friday as we’re cold again next week
A WVLT Weather Alert is posted late Friday. Ben is tracking more mountain snow next week
Natural signs of a rough winter could be right in front of our eyes.
Light rain is here early Saturday, but it’s a rain-to-snow transition starting late Monday
Ben is tracking late night rain and wind, and much colder air next week
Midweek comes with a warm-up, heavy rain and storms just ahead of Thanksgiving.
Ben Cathey is watching a great weather day Saturday, but part of Sunday could be soggy.
Enjoy a gorgeous Friday and Saturday, because rain’s here early in the holiday week.
The Sentinel-6 satellite will study sea-level rise. While we don’t live on any oceans around here, we are already seeing big changes in hurricanes and our climate.
More warm temps and sunshine are in the forecast, but rain starts the shortened holiday week
The chill settles in today through mid-week, but then we gradually warm ahead of rain.
Seasonable temperatures are here briefly, then a second cold front moves in.
Eta is not impacting us, but a breezy cold front sure will.
Eta will now largely avoid us, but we cannot escape the cold temps
Heavy rain on the Plateau and during the commute prompts a WVLT Weather Alert
We’re bringing in a WVLT WEATHER ALERT Wednesday as drivers tackle wet roads.
Sunshine and 70s return for several days, but next week comes with a cold front and tropical rain.
The milky cloud-cover is leaving Friday, as we continue to warm.
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