Alena Lee is a Meteorologist at KCTV5. She focuses on regional interest and world news, with a particular emphasis on climate change, climate policy, and ClimateTech. Alena's work has been featured in KCTV/KSMO/tv, News Check Media, LLC., and WBAL-TV 11 Baltimore.
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Alena Lee's coverage is primarily focused on local weather forecasts, with an emphasis on seasonal changes and event-specific weather alerts. Given her focus, she would likely be responsive to pitches providing expert insights into upcoming weather events in the Kansas City area, particularly those related to significant temperature shifts or impactful rain patterns.
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Where a storm forms is only one part of the equation when it comes to making a weather forecast.
Meteorologist Alena Lee says strong to severe thunderstorms are possible Thursday afternoon bringing the threat of damaging wind and flooding rain to the Baltimore area.
BALTIMORE — It will be another IMPACT WEATHER day for Maryland as storms could bring damaging winds and flooding starting this afternoon.
Another heat wave has hit Maryland as a dangerous combination of high heat and humidity returns to the Baltimore area.
By: Alena Lee
BALTIMORE — With more than 100 fires burning across Canada, WBAL-TV 11 Weather Meteorologist Alena Lee explains for how long we can feel the impact of the fires in our area.
It's more excessive heat for Maryland as the National Weather Service has issued another Heat Advisory for Thursday with a heat index around 105 degrees.
It's the second month of the hurricane season and so far, only two storms have formed in the tropics.
Meteorologist Alena Lee says it will partly sunny and warm to start an active weather pattern this week.
By: Alena Lee
Meteorologist Alena Lee says strong to severe thunderstorms likely this afternoon and evening for the Baltimore area.
Friday will be similar to Thursday: hot, humid with a chance for afternoon and evening thunderstorms.
