Emily Merz is a meteorologist for KEYC News Now, focusing on local weather in Mankato, Minnesota. With her expertise in forecasting and tracking weather patterns, Emily provides accurate and timely updates on temperature changes, precipitation, and other weather-related information to keep the community informed and prepared.
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Mankato, United States (Local)
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Emily Merz's coverage focuses mainly on local weather conditions, with a strong emphasis on seasonal changes. She often covers topics related to tragedy and house & home as well. When reaching out to her, consider providing insights or data that can contribute to the understanding of changing weather patterns in Minnesota and Mankato specifically.
Given Emily's focus on seasonal changes and local weather, experts who can provide forecasts, analyze climate trends specific to the region she covers would be valuable contacts for her. Additionally, sources who study how these factors may impact tragedies or house & home-related matters could also capture her interest.
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Emily Merz's Monday Forecast 6/24/24
By: Maddie Paul, Emily Merz
Mankato, North Mankato officials provide an update on the flooding Part 1
Jessica Potter from the Blue Earth County Historical Society joined us in studio for a historical perspective on the Rapidan Dam.
More rain chances on the horizon
Pleasant, mostly dry weekend ahead
Emily Merz's Thursday Evening Forecast 7/18/24
We’re continuing our summer like week as we had into our Friday and Saturday.
Active weather pattern begins
Fire weather, warmer temps this weekend
Our gorgeous weekend continues with comfortable, above normal temperatures this evening and into Sunday. Sunday will be sunny with highs reaching the low 50s. Early next week we will see some major changes with cooler temperatures and active weather. Multiple systems will bring the potential for heavy rain Monday afternoon through Tuesday. A second system will bring more rain and possibly even some snow on Wednesday into Thursday.
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