Karen Wynne is a Meteorologist at News 13 Weekend. She specializes in climate change and environmental issues, as well as education and regional interests, often exploring topics related to agriculture and natural resources. Karen has been featured in various outlets including Wbfc-Tv Wb 40, KESQ, and News Channel 3, among others.
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If you are tired of the heat and humidity, hang in there a little longer! The change of seasons is expected to bring a big change in temperatures.
SEPT. 2026 - Ms. Anna Kearney, kindergarten teacher at Bell Elementary School in Asheville, N.C. (Photo: WLOS Staff)
By: Karen Wynne
At Western Carolina University, Dr. Sarah Jackson has conducted groundbreaking research on the warnings issued during and after Hurricane Helene.
Valley Springs Middle School is one of two schools where strings teacher Elizabeth Terry is growing her students' creativity and the strings program.
When Brevard High’s school store, the Blue Devil Depot, is open, you’ll often find many of Ryan Hoxit’s Occupational Course of Study students working there.
Kirsten "K.C." Cochran, a teacher's assistant with the Progressive Education Program at T.C. Roberson High School. (Photo: WLOS Staff)
By: Karen Wynne
The wildfire risk across western North Carolina this week. (WLOS)
At the Cherokee Speakers Place, Aaliyah Swimmer teaches adults how to become proficient in the Cherokee language.
By: Karen Wynne
OCT. 25, 2026- A Frost Advisory for mountain counties, where the growing season is still going on, takes effect at 2 a.m. Sunday, Oct. 25, and runs until 8 a.m. Monday, Oct. 26. (WLOS)
King tides, explained. (WLOS) (WLOS) — The October king tides are peaking today and Wednesday. King tides are the natural highest tides of the year, meaning they are not caused by a hurricane or tropical storm.
