Matt Barrentine is a Meteorologist at FOX10 News. A Gulf Coast native and Florida State University graduate, he specializes in climate change, environmental issues, and the impact of severe weather, alongside his passion for travel and tourism. Matt has been featured in WVUE-TV Fox 8, WTVY News 4, and continues to engage audiences with his insights on climate policy and Earth sciences.
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Matt Barrentine primarily covers local weather events, with a focus on seasonal changes and evolving weather stories. He frequently reports on tragedy-related topics, such as severe weather events that may lead to significant impact or danger.
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MOBILE, Ala. ( WALA ) - A classic early-summer weather pattern remains in place across the Mobile and Pensacola area today. High pressure centered over the Southeast is keeping most of the Gulf Coast dry while allowing temperatures and humidity levels to gradually increase.
By: Matt Barrentine
Summer weather continues across Mobile and Pensacola with plenty of sunshine, increasing heat, and only limited opportunities for rain over the next couple of days.
The Gulf Coast remains in a typical early-summer pattern today, but some important changes are on the horizon.
After a relatively quiet weekend, the weather pattern is taking a dramatic turn across Mobile, Pensacola, and the central Gulf Coast.
The weather pattern across Mobile, Pensacola, and the central Gulf Coast remains increasingly concerning as deep tropical moisture continues streaming northward into the region.
The Gulf Coast remains stuck in a very tropical weather pattern, but today should serve as a bit of a transition day before a more significant round of rain arrives on Thursday.
By: Matt Barrentine
The biggest weather story across the Gulf Coast is now Tropical Storm Arthur, which is moving inland over northeastern Texas and Louisiana.
Today is shaping up to be one of the most impactful weather days we’ve seen in months across the Mobile and Pensacola area as the remnants of Tropical Storm Arthur move into the central Gulf Coast.
Even though the remnants of Tropical Storm Arthur are beginning to pull away, the flood threat is far from over across the Mobile and Pensacola area.
