Dale Nelson is the Chief Meteorologist at KRIS6News, based in Corpus Christi, Texas. With a focus on local weather forecasting, Dale provides accurate and timely updates on weather conditions in the area. His expertise and knowledge have also been featured on other platforms such as WAMC, Northeast Public Radio.
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Dale Nelson's focus is local, primarily centered around weather announcements and seasonal changes. He seems to have a strong emphasis on tragedy-related events. If you are looking to reach out to Dale, consider providing insights or expert commentary related to extreme weather conditions, seasonal trends, or any specific meteorological phenomena relevant to the Texas area and Corpus Christi.
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Upper level and surface high pressure will stay parked over most of the Lone Star state through Saturday, leaving the area with cold nights and gorgeous days through Saturday.
By: Dale Nelson
Cloudy, rain and cool today through this evening. Another chance of rain expected Friday.
By: Dale Nelson, Bill Alexander
CORPUS CHRISTI, Tx — Light winds and Gulf moisture induces fog late tonight, then strong northerly winds and chilly, dry air follow a daybreak cold front on Friday. Heavy rain looms for next week.
By: Bill Alexander
Abundant moisture and upper-level instability will combine with a weak front to generate strong thunderstorms with potential for severe weather and flash flooding tonight through Wednesday night.
By: Dale Nelson
Numerous thunderstorms, some possibly severe, tonight through Wednesday night
By: Bill Alexander
Cool, dry high pressure remains in control through Tuesday, but a disturbance now in the Pacific will bring substantial rain to South Texas Thursday through Saturday.
By: Dale Nelson
Clear skies with another cold night ahead, but rain expected this weekend.
By: Dale Nelson
Showers begin Thursday afternoon, becoming widespread Friday and Saturday.
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