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1. Weather - WFTV

• WFTV Weather 24/7 live stream · Severe Weather Alerts · Afternoon forecast

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2. Orlando Weather Forecast and Radar - WFTV

• 24/7 Orlando weather with forecasts, radar, weather alerts and how to keep your family safe during severe storms.

3. LIVE RADAR: Severe thunderstorm warning in effect, hail and… - WFTV

• Duur: 1:11Geplaatst: 15 mrt 2021

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• A severe thunderstorm warning is in effect for Orlando.

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5. WFTV Channel 9's post - Facebook

• 31 dec 2019 · It is a lovely 70 degrees today!! 4 yrs.

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6. Nice morning leads to stormy afternoon in Central Florida - WDBO

• 16 uur geleden · The heat will help to fuel our chances for rain and storms for the foreseeable future. Follow our Severe Weather team on X for live updates:.

• After a nice start Tuesday morning, Central Florida is looking to be stormy in the afternoon and evening.

7. Kassandra Crimi, WFTV.com - 99JAMZ

• Certified meteorologist Kassandra Crimi returned to Channel 9 Eyewitness News in January 2019. She previously worked at Channel 9 in Severe Weather Center 9 ...

• Certified meteorologist Kassandra Crimi returned to Channel 9 Eyewitness News in January 2019. She previously worked at Channel 9 in Severe Weather Center 9 from 2011 to 2013. I’m a Minnesota native, which means I am very familiar with... the COLD (also, snow shovels, ice scrapers and ice-fishing... YES, ice-fishing, just like in the movie "Grumpy Old Men"). Growing up, I was a science and math junky, and I knew that I would someday work in the science field. It wasn't until I attended Florida Institute of Technology, in Melbourne, FL, and experienced the 2004 hurricane season that I realized I wanted to extend my studies into Meteorology. I graduated with Cum Laude honors from Florida Institute of Technology with a Bachelor of Science degree in Meteorology. While attending Florida Tech, I was a member and captain of their NCAA Division II Women’s Basketball team. GO PANTHERS! I also served an internship right here at WFTV in Severe Weather Center 9. Now, my internship wasn’t the last time I stepped foot in this building. My face may look familiar as I worked alongside Tom Terry and Brian Shields here at WFTV from 2011-2013. January of 2014 took me, and my now husband, clear across the country to Albuquerque, NM. A place I like to call, “The Land of No Humidity.” While I was in New Mexico, a lot changed. I found a love for carne adovada and tamales. I also got married, got a dog, and had a baby. NOW, we’re back, and I couldn’t be happier to call Central Florida...

8. George Waldenberger, WFTV.com - K92.3

• ... weather! Don't get me wrong, I love all exciting weather. I forecasted thunderstorms, snowstorms, ice storms and heat waves in the Central Plains for seven ...

• From winter storms to Winter Park, I grew up in Wisconsin but recently moved to Orlando for the wonderful winter weather! Don’t get me wrong, I love all exciting weather. I forecasted thunderstorms, snowstorms, ice storms and heat waves in the Central Plains for seven years. From Sioux City, Iowa; Tulsa & Kansas City, these gigs in tornado alley will serve as good experience tracking the many Florida thunderstorms. But I didn’t start out as a meteorologist, I started as a farmer. I grew up on a family dairy farm. My 10 brothers and sisters and I milked cows all winter long, even as temperatures dropped below zero and snowstorms dropped multiple feet of snow. My first job out of college was not in meteorology, either. It was engineering. Geotechnical engineering. I worked at a firm that designed foundations for New York City skyscrapers. One project sent me trekking deep below the streets of Manhattan to monitor the construction vibrations on the Subway tracks. Another had me approving pits for the construction of the foundation for a 44-story building. It was a fascinating job, but somewhere in my second year, I received an offer to attend UCLA’s grad school. This is where I entered the weather workforce. It was the Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences department at UCLA. I worked as a graduate student researcher studying two major storms: Hurricane Andrew and the 1993 Storm of the Century. My job was to manipulate the computer models to see how likely it w...