Jonathan Kegges is an AMS Certified Meteorologist at WKMG News 6 in Orlando, Florida. With a focus on local weather, Jonathan provides accurate and timely forecasts for the Central Florida area, keeping viewers informed about severe weather threats, winter storms, and astronomical events.
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Jonathan Kegges focuses on local weather and scientific events, with an emphasis on Florida-specific conditions. He tends to cover seasonal changes, severe weather alerts, and astronomical events.
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By: Jonathan Kegges, Anthony Talcott
Hurricane Milton has come and gone, and the Northern Lights could pop up right on the storm's heels.
By: Jonathan Kegges, David Nazario
While another tropical system in the Gulf of Mexico is possible within in the next week to ten days, there is a lot of misinformation going around.
By: Jonathan Kegges
Smaller tributaries drain into larger bodies of water ORLANDO, Fla. – The heavy rain has passed, but the water level continues to rise days and in some cases weeks after the storm. Why is that?
By: Jonathan Kegges
Chances are running out to see the rare Comet-Tsuchinshan-Atlas.
By: Samara Cokinos, Candace Campos, Jonathan Kegges, Michelle Morgan, Julie Broughton
Pinpoint Weather Insider newsletter.
By: Jonathan Kegges
Sunshine State should live up to its name for the upcoming winter ORLANDO, Fla. – Last September we told you that the winter of 2023-24 would be vastly different from a typical Florida.
The NHC has highlighted two areas of interest in the Atlantic
By: Jonathan Kegges
Development chances rise for possible storm in Caribbean ORLANDO, Fla. – Hurricane season is entering its final month on an active note.
By: Jonathan Kegges, Anthony Talcott
By November, tropical activity is typically on the decline. But that doesn’t mean Florida’s in the clear just yet.
The National Hurricane Center has designated an area of disturbed weather in the Caribbean as Invest 97L.
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