Kelly Foster is a Meteorologist at WJTC UTV44. She specializes in covering topics related to pop culture, subcultures, and relationship counseling, often exploring the intersections of these areas in her work. Kelly has been featured in notable outlets such as Broadcast Beat, AV Beat, BuzzFeed, People Magazine, and HuffPost.
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Kelly Foster's local coverage predominantly focuses on weather patterns, with an emphasis on seasonal changes and event-specific forecasts. Given her focus, she would likely be interested in pitches from meteorologists or environmental experts who can provide insights into upcoming weather events or explain the science behind different types of weather phenomena.
Focusing specifically on topics like rain, cold weather, thunderstorms and Christmas-related weather events when reaching out to Kelly is likely to resonate most effectively with her beat. If you have expertise related to these specific areas within a local context, your pitch may be well-received by Kelly Foster.
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The forecast this week is about as summer-like as it gets across the Gulf Coast.
Scattered thunderstorms will be possible this afternoon and evening, but not everyone will see rain.
Heat indices soaring into the 100-105+ range will be the main story through the end of the week.
By: Kelly Foster
Typical summer weather continues with afternoon heat index values spiking into the triple digits.
An active rainy pattern is in the forecast for our stretch of the Gulf Coast with off and on showers and thunderstorms through Tuesday.
Scattered showers and thunderstorms are set to spark this afternoon across the FOX10 area.
By: Kelly Foster
There is less rain action to track with a much quieter weather pattern across the Gulf Coast today under a ton of sun.
A hot and dry stretch of weather continues through most of the week, with temperatures soaring well above normal.
MOBILE, Ala. ( WALA ) - This is the ultimate weekend on the water and in the sky. The 93rd Alabama Deep Sea Fishing Rodeo kicks off Friday on Dauphin Island with more than 4,000 anglers competing for up to $1 million in prizes across 33 species categories. Meanwhile, just east across the Gulf in Pensacola, the Blue Angels take center stage with a full-dress rehearsal Friday at 2 p.m. with the official air show Saturday. Whether you’re casting a line or looking up at the sky, expect hot, mostly sunny conditions with light winds—perfect for both events. Seas will stay at 2–3 feet with northwest winds around 10 to 15 knots for offshore anglers.
By: Kelly Foster
Dangerous heat index values, a developing Gulf low, and two blockbuster events dominate the weather story heading into next week.
