David Karnes is the Chief Meteorologist at Local 3. With a strong focus on climate change and environmental issues, he covers a wide range of topics including climate policy, Global Warming, and consumer travel across North America and beyond. David is featured in Local 3 News.
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Chattanooga, United States (Local)
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David Karnes' coverage primarily focuses on weather, with a specific emphasis on local forecasts and seasonal patterns in Chattanooga, Tennessee. His articles often highlight upcoming weather conditions and changes in temperature.
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Good Wednesday. Storms to our west will weaken as they move through the Tennessee Valley this evening. However, we will likely see a few spotty storms here and there through the evening hours.
Good Thursday. We may see a few spotty storms this evening, mainly east of I-75, but one or two could drift as far west as Chattanooga.
Good Monday. Today marks the end of August, but it looks as though we will enter September with a lot of the same heat and humidity.
Good Tuesday. A strong ridge of high pressure over the Tennessee Valley will limit rainfall and allow temperatures to soar to near-record levels.
Good Wednesday. The heat is on! We will have another dangerous "heat and humidity" day Thursday, with a record-tying high of 100 and the heat index climbing to between 103 and 108.
Good Thursday. The dangerous heat and humidity will last through the weekend. There is a Heat Advisory Friday until 8 pm Eastern.
Good Monday. It has been a MUCH cooler Labor Day, and this week, overall, will be much cooler than last week, when we started September with 4 daytime highs reaching 100 or above.
Good Tuesday. We may see an isolated shower or storm this evening, but most will be dry and enjoy a pleasant evening.
Good Wednesday. The high-pressure dome will keep our temperatures WAY above average (average is in the mid-80s) through next week.
Good Thursday. We are now in "record" territory. The high today made it into the 90s for the 38th day in a row, tying the record streak previously set in 1993.
