Garry Frank is a meteorologist for KSDK - 5 On Your Side, focusing on local weather in St. Louis, Missouri. With his expertise in forecasting and weather patterns, Garry provides accurate and timely information to help viewers stay informed and prepared for changing weather conditions.
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Garry Frank's coverage primarily focuses on local weather events and seasonal changes in Missouri, particularly in St. Louis. His work indicates a preference for covering evolving weather stories and providing event coverage related to severe weather patterns.
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We have gone several days without rain in the region, but that looks to change later in the week as tropical development in the gulf ramps up.
By: Garry Frank
You've probably seen it in the air during sunrise and sunset, but it will be a predominate feature in the skies for most of the week.
We have been really struggling for rain over the last few days, but We've been really struggling to find rain this month, and over the last 2 and a half months, to be honest.
By: Garry Frank
While it's going to be cooler this week, the influence from the tropics and an upper-level low will really complicate the forecast heading into the weekend.
We are inching closer to that determination. Is that a historically easy call, and what else can we expect the rest of the month?
We haven't seen much cool air over the last few days, but that's set to change by the middle of next week
We have seen very dry conditions for most of the month. While that pattern may change to end the month, we are nearing record territory.
There's actually a scientific explanation on why it smells a little funny outside today.
By: Garry Frank
With less than 2 weeks to go, will St. Louis get to 32 degrees? ST. LOUIS — St. Louis has yet to have a single day below 40 degrees during November. Let that sink in.
Drivers can expect a slow Monday morning commute with some heavier bursts of rain, followed by wind gusts of more than 40 mph.
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