Nick Allard is a Meteorologist at KIRO 7 News. With over 20 years of experience in local TV news, he specializes in climate change and environmental topics, focusing on regional interests and global warming. Nick has been featured in notable outlets such as Yahoo News, The National Jurist, and The Kyiv Independent.
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Nick Allard's coverage focuses heavily on local weather and its impact. He reports extensively on seasonal changes, weather events, and evolving stories related to weather phenomena in Western Washington. Given this focus, he may be interested in receiving pitches from meteorologists or climate experts who can provide insights into upcoming weather events.
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Thursday will bring a noticeable change, with more clouds, cooler temperatures, and a few showers as a weak weather system moves through.
A few showers will develop Friday night as cooler air moves in, with the Puget Sound Convergence Zone potentially bringing pockets of heavier rain.
The bigger changes arrive Tuesday night and Wednesday.
September is here, and it's bringing some big changes to our weather. We've been stuck in a remarkably persistent stretch of summer, with every high temperature since July 16 reaching at least 70 degrees.
This won’t be a major windstorm, but a combination of soaking rain, gusty winds, and the potential for thunderstorms will make for a notably unsettled couple of days.
Wednesday is a Pinpoint Alert Day as our first real taste of fall-like weather arrives.
A few storms could produce brief downpours, gusty winds, and lightning, especially along the coast Thursday morning, with a few storms possible inland later in the day.
We’ll dry out for most of the day, with partly cloudy skies and highs in the lower 70s.
By: Asami Terajima, Nick Allard
In this report, the Kyiv Independent's Nick Allard and Asami Terajima travel across Zaporizhzhia, a major industrial hub in southeastern Ukraine, to document how residents are adapting to increasingly frequent Russian attacks.
We still have just over 13 hours of daylight today — and we've lost almost three hours of daylight since the summer solstice, when we had nearly 16 hours.
