Ryan Stinnett is a Meteorologist at WGXA-TV in Macon, Georgia. He has a passion for weather, focusing on regional interest and world news, with expertise in climate change and environmental issues, as well as topics related to travel and tourism. Ryan has been featured in WGXA, ABC 33/40 in Birmingham, and The Weather Company.
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Ryan Stinnett's coverage is focused on local weather events, particularly related to severe weather and forecasts in Alabama. His articles primarily revolve around event coverage and seasonal updates. If you wish to reach out effectively, consider providing him with localized data, such as specific regional weather patterns or unique meteorological phenomena that may impact his area of focus.
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By: Ryan Stinnett
RAIN AND STORMS AT TIMES: Rain and storms this morning are moving into a stable air mass, and there is little to no threat of severe weather today.
A very dynamic storm system is causing severe weather across much of the Deep South today and tonight to the west of Middle Georgia . These storms
TORNADO WATCHA Tornado Watch is in effect for most of Middle Georgia until 9AM. A line of strong to severe storms will move through Middle Georgia this morning
FINAL DAYS OF 2024: It is a mild end to the year with overall dry and pleasant weather across Alabama.
HAPPY NEW YEAR: The New Year is starting off colder and we are seeing dry and sunny weather for today and it will continue through Friday.
By: Ryan Stinnett
SUNNY, CALM WEATHER: For today and tomorrow, we continue to see dry and sunny weather. Temperatures are right where they should be this time of year with highs in the low to mid 50s, while overnight lows are in the lower 30s.
By: Ryan Stinnett
We continue to see dry and sunny weather today with temperatures right where they should be this time of year; highs in the low to mid 50s.
By: Ryan Stinnett
COLD WEATHER IS HERE: Temperatures are holding in the 30s today, and an icy north wind has wind chills below freezing.
Midday Nowcast: Cold January Days; Increasing Chance of Winter Weather Troubles Friday alabamawxSnow in Alabama looking more likely, forecasters say: What to know about Friday’s winter weather ALHuntsville and Madison County leaders share preparations for upcoming winter weather WAFFThe Weather Authority: Possible winter storm Friday - Cold, dry until then Alabama's News LeaderFirst Alert Weather: A cold week, First Alert Weather Days Friday into Saturday WBRC
By: Ryan Stinnett
Today and tomorrow we continue to deal with cold weather with highs in the upper 30s to lower 40s, with a mix of sun and clouds.
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