Danielle Dozier is a local journalist based in Huntsville, Alabama. She writes for multiple news outlets including WHNT News 19, CBS 42, and Yahoo News. Her articles primarily focus on weather-related topics, including severe weather events, winter storms, and the impact of weather on local communities.
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If you’re getting your holiday weekend started early, make sure to have our Live Alert 19 weather app. We will have a threat of thunderstorms once again from late morning into Friday evening.…
By: Danielle Dozier
As we head into the fall and winter seasons I know a lot of you are wondering what kind of weather may occur. There are several climate patterns we can look at to get an idea of what we may see but we also have to look at past records for comparison. One climate pattern we look at is called ENSO, or the El Niño Southern Oscillation. There's a cool phase called La Niña. The Climate Prediction Center says that there's a high chance that this will develop as we go into the winter season. La Niña's effects are more pronounced in winter so let's take a look at what could happen this season in the Tennessee Valley.
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WHNT) — With dew points in the upper 60s to low 70s, it has been a humid week for the region.
The weather will be fairly quiet through the upcoming week! Temperatures will drop to the low 60s over the next couple of mornings. As the sky cover clears out at night and temperatures drop, patch…
A Flood Warning continues at Big Nance Creek in Lawrence County. As of Monday night, the river gauge was 19 feet which was moderate flooding. The flood stage is 14 feet. The crest was on Sunday night at 21.3 feet. The river is expected to go below flood stage by Tuesday morning.
As of 10 p.m. Monday, a G4 geomagnetic storm was occurring according to the Space Weather Prediction Center. The Kp value was an 8. The Kp value is what we use to know how far south one can view th…
Don't forget to allow some extra time to get where you're going Wednesday morning as the Weather Authority is tracking the potential for fog that could be thick. Reduced visibility will be possible in the thickest fog. Temperatures will be in the low 60s in the morning.
The Weather Authority is tracking daily shower chances this week due to a number of weather systems impacting the area.
It’s Winter Weather Awareness Week and the Weather Authority has been bringing you things you need to know heading into the cold season. Certified Chief Meteorologist Danielle Dozier says it&…
A strong cold front tracked through our area this week. At the jet stream level, an area of low pressure has been hovering over the Midwest and Great Lakes region, leading to the cold air being loc…
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