Kaylee Barbee is a journalist for WRBL News 3, focusing on local weather updates and forecasts in Columbus, Georgia. She provides accurate and timely information on weather patterns, including cold mornings, rain showers, storms, and other weather-related events that impact the local community.
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Kaylee Barbee's coverage is primarily focused on local weather conditions, particularly cold temperatures, rain, and storms in the Columbus area of Georgia. Her articles often revolve around seasonal changes and announcements related to weather events.
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dangerous conditions that can unfold in the ocean. What Are Rip Currents? Rip currents form when there are more waves breaking near the surface, which causes more water to be pushed back out to sea.
Fire Danger: Most of east and central Georgia is under a high fire danger advisory through tonight. This is due to low humidity, dry soils, and high temperatures.
The rain is holding off for now, but the showers and storms will move back into the forecast by midday. Some of these storms could bring heavy rainfall at times.
Beryl's current track has the storm remaining as a major hurricane into the Caribbean, however, we will be watching closely to see if it enters the gulf.
Enjoy a drier end to the work week and for the first half of the weekend. This will be due to high pressure settling back over the southeast, only allowing a few fair weather clouds in the afternoons.
Tomorrow: We will see another round of storm develop Wednesday afternoon and some could be strong. Plus, the entire News 3 viewing area is under a Heat Advisory again for heat index values up to 107 degrees.
Sunday afternoon is still shaping up to be another active day. Storms will likely begin to fire up shortly after midday and will last until the late evening hours.
Meanwhile, over 10,000 people were without powers across east Alabama are also without power. The city of Auburn alone was reporting nearly 5,000 people without power this evening.
COLUMBUS, Ga (WRBL)- Hurricane Francine remains a strong category 1 hurricane this afternoon, currently located 60 miles southwest of Morgan City, Louisiana. The eyewall is nearing the coast of Lou…
By: Carolyn Komatsoulis, Kaylee Barbee
Sunday evening through midday Tuesday will bring a chance of rain to the Boise area, with potential expected rainfall between half an inch to 1 inch, said National Weather Service Boise meteorologist Jackson Macfarlane.
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