Hannah Gard is a Meteorologist at KPLC-TV. She focuses on regional interest and world news, with a particular emphasis on climate change, environmental issues, and aerospace topics, including climate policy and space travel. Hannah has been featured in KALB-TV, Gray Television, Inc., KSLA News 12, WVUE-TV Fox 8, WAFB TV, and KXAN.
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Hannah Gard's coverage is largely focused on weather-related topics, with a specific focus on local conditions in the United States, Louisiana, and New Orleans. She appears to be particularly interested in seasonal changes and evolving weather patterns.
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Potential Tropical Cyclone One formed in the northwest Gulf on Tuesday morning and is forecast to become the first named storm of the season by midweek.
By: Freddy Vela, Tommy House, Hannah Gard
Pets should be taken outdoors in the morning or evening to limit heat exposure. Rain Chances
Minimal rain chances are here for early on Father's Day before things dry up and temperatures head back up into the upper 90s. - Freddy Vela
The night has arrived and with it a quiet night with the heat returning in full force the rest of the week. - Freddy Vela
Central Texas heat will ramp up slowly this week along with the humidity and hazy skies. — Meteorologist Nick Bannin
The National Hurricane Center is giving an area off of the US southeast coast a low chance for tropical development over the next 7 days.
Hannah Gard AUSTIN (KXAN) — June is over, and we are headed into the hotter and drier mid-summer months. Overall, the month was hotter and wetter than normal.
AUSTIN (KXAN) — Colorado State University is predicting the slowest hurricane season since 2014.
Posted: Updated: Posted: Updated: SHARE AUSTIN (KXAN) — Tonight, temperatures cool to the 70s with a very isolated shower or two.
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