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Josh served as a caregiver to his grandmother who suffered from Alzheimer’s for almost 8 years.

This was a sad, but rewarding experience. Caring for his grandmother really opened his eyes to how difficult it can be to care for a loved one’s declining health, and the experience gave him empathy for others who are also dealing with a similar experience. Josh received his Bachelor of Arts Degree in Psychology in May 2019. He has a passion for helping others with whatever mental instabilities th

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12/08/2022

E-T Weather Update Wednesday, December 7:

Looking ahead to next week, Tuesday into Tuesday night, there is a storm system that looks to move through and could bring some strong to potentially severe storms. At this point, all modes of severe weather will be possible, including strong wind, hail, and tornadoes. This potential event is still several days away, so timing and threat areas will likely change over the coming days, so check back for updates...God bless

E-T Forecaster Josh Correro

12/05/2022

E-T Weather Update Monday, December 5:

With plenty of moisture in place, and the temperature and dew point nearly the same, fog has developed across the Delta. Temperatures will slowly continue to rise across the area, eventually making it into the 60s this afternoon. Some light showers will continue through the afternoon and into this evening as well.

Going into Tuesday through Thursday, highs will be well into the 70s with lows in the 60s thanks to a warm front that is lifting north through the state. While there will be slight chances for some showers each day, it certainly won't be a washout any given day.

By Friday and the weekend, temperatures will be on the decline, and rain chances will pick back up Friday night and into the weekend as we head into a cooler pattern...God bless

E-T Forecaster Josh Correro

11/30/2022

E-T Weather Update Wednesday, November 30:

Colder air has filtered in behind the front. Highs today have reached the upper 40s to around 50 in many locations. Overnight lows will fall to near or just below 32 degrees.

Highs Thursday will be in the lower 50s with mostly sunny skies.

Warmer conditions and rain chances return as we head into Friday into the weekend and continuing into next week. While each day won't be a washout, rain chances will begin Friday night and continue into next week. Expect scattered showers, and possibly a few storms mixing in at times each day. Fortunately, we are not expecting any severe weather at this point...God bless

E-T Forecaster Josh Correro

11/30/2022

7 pm Tuesday, November 29: E-T Weather Alert: A new Tornado Watch has been issued until 2 am Wednesday morning. Severe storms will continue to be possible through this evening, and could produce tornadoes, hail, and damaging wind gusts, as we have already seen in parts of the area. Continue to remain cognizant of trh weather this evening...God bless

E-T Forecaster Josh Correro

11/29/2022

12:20 pm, Tuesday, November 29-E-T Weather Alert...A Tornado Watch, A Particularly Dangerous Situation Watch, has been issued until 7 this evening for the majority of the Delta. Discrete super cell storms will begin to develop going into this afternoon and evening, and the storms could produce damaging wind, hail, tornadoes, some of which could be strong and long track.

Be sure to have multiple ways of receiving severe alerts, and know where to go in the event a warning is issued over your area...God bless

E-T Forecaster Josh Correro

11/29/2022

E-T Weather Check 11:45 am Tuesday, November 29:

A PDS tornado watch (Particularly Dangerous Situation), will be issued by about 1 pm this afternoon in the red circled areas. The severe threat will ramp up as we head into the afternoon and evening hours. Discrete super cell storms will begin to develop and could produce tornadoes, some strong and long track, hail, and damaging wind gusts.

Please make sure you have multiple ways of receiving severe weather alerts. I'm hoping we get by unscathed, but the parameters are coming together for what *could* be a rough afternoon and evening. Stay weather aware!...God bless

E-T Forecaster Josh Correro

11/29/2022

E-T Weather Alert Tuesday Morning, November 29:

Today is a Weather Alerts Day as severe storms are possible across the region. There are some storms developing early this morning, but these are non-severe. They are producing some thunder and lightning, and heavy downpours. The main timing will be late morning and especially this afternoon and evening.

The greatest threat areas for severe storms has shifted slightly, and it appears areas along and south of HWY 82, and near the I-20 corridor will have the greatest threat for seeing severe storms. That being said, everyone runs the risk for severe storms today.

Not everyone will see storms today as they will be scattered in nature. The set-up for severe weather is for discrete super cell storms that could develop and these pose the greatest threat for strong tornadoes. In addition, hail and damaging winds of 60-80 MPH will be possible.

There are some limiting factors that may inhibit severe storm development, but with the ingredients that we are seeing, the threat severe storms is certainly in play.

Bottom line, be prepared not scared. Have multiple ways of receiving severe weather alerts, including a NOAA Weather Radio. A Tornado Watch will likely be issued by late morning or early afternoon for at least portions of the area...God bless

E-T Forecaster Josh Correro

11/28/2022

E-T Weather Update Monday Morning, 8 am November 28:

Today will feature mostly sunny skies and highs in the middle 60s with lows in the 40s.

‼️SEVERE THREAT TUESDAY: A severe weather outbreak is very possible as we head into Tuesday. The Storm Prediction Center has upgraded the Delta to a Moderate Risk of severe weather. That is a Level 4 out of 5. All modes of severe weather will be possible including damaging wind from 70-80 MPH, hail, and tornadoes, some of which could be strong and long-track.

⏰TIMING: The timing will be Tuesday afternoon into Tuesday evening. Supercell storms could develop during this time, and those will pose the greatest tornado risk. The parameters will come together for what could be a significant severe weather outbreak.

BE PREPARED: Please make sure you have multiple ways of receiving severe weather alerts, including a NOAA Weather Radio. Also, make sure you have your cellphones and tablets charged. Be sure you know where to go in the event a warning is issued for your area. We are not trying to scare you or create hype; we are just giving you the most up to date, accurate information that we possibly can so you can be prepared, not scared. Hopefully, we get by unscathed, but with the ingredients coming together the way they are, the potential for severe weather is certainly in play.

We will continue to keep you abreast of the latest forecast information as this is still a day away. We are issuing an E-T Weather Alert Day for Tuesday, November 29. A Tornado watch will likely be issued by Tuesday afternoon...God bless

E-T Forecaster Josh Correro

11/27/2022

E-T Weather Update Sunday, November 27:

While today and Monday will be quiet with mainly sunny to partially cloudy skies with highs in the lower 60s, Tuesday afternoon into Tuesday night could get bumpy.

A strong storm system will move into the region and interact with plenty of warm, moist air and wind shear. This will create an environment for strong to severe storms to develop.

The Storm Prediction Center continues to highlight an Enhanced Risk of severe weather, which is a Level 3 out of 5. All modes of severe weather will be possible, including straight-line wind, hail, and a few tornadoes, one or two of which could be strong (E-F 2 or greater.)

The primary timing as of now looks to be Tuesday afternoon into the evening hours.

This potential severe weather event is still a couple of days away, so threat areas and timing could change. Keep checking back for updates as we continue to fine tune the forecast. Also, now is the time to make sure you have multiple ways of receiving severe weather alerts, including a NOAA Weather Radio.

We should have a clearer idea of what to expect by Monday...God bless

E-T Forecaster Josh Correro

11/25/2022

E-T Weather Update Friday, November 25:

While today will be mostly cloudy, we will be mostly on the dry side. Highs will be in the mid 60s. We will continue with dry conditions going into tonight as well.

Rain will begin to spread across the region early Saturday morning and will continue through much of the day before ending by the evening hours. Some pockets of heavy rain will be possible at times. Overall, an additional 1-2 inches of rain can be expected. We begin clearing out late Saturday night with lows falling to the upper 40s and low 50s.

Sunday will feature mainly sunny skies with highs in the lower 60s. Much of the same for Monday.

Our attention then turns to Tuesday night into early Wednesday morning. A strong, fall storm system will move across the region and bring the potential for strong to severe storms. As of now, the ingredients look to come together for what could be our first significant severe weather event this season. The Storm Prediction Center is already highlighting an Enhanced Risk, which is a Level 3 out of 5. All modes of severe weather will be possible including straight-line wind, hail, and a few tornadoes. The risk area and timing will likely be adjusted over the coming days, so continue to check back for updates as we fine tune the forecast...God bless

E-T Forecaster Josh Correro

11/23/2022

E-T Weather Update Wednesday, November 23:

Highs today will climb into the upper 60s to near 70 degrees across the Delta with mostly sunny to partially cloudy skies. Overnight lows will fall to the upper 40s and lower 50s.

As we head into Thanksgiving Day, an area of low pressure will begin to track towards the region. We should be mostly dry through the morning hours before showers begin to spread into the Delta by the afternoon and evening hours. We should see a break in the rain Thanksgiving night and Friday before another wave of showers move through Friday night into early Saturday.

While we are not expecting any severe weather, some localized flash flooding will be possible in low lying and poor drainage areas. 1-3 inches of rain is possible, with some locally higher amounts up to 4 inches not out of the question.

Much of the rain should be gone by midday Saturday. Highs Saturday will be in the middle and upper 50s with lows in the lower 40s.

Sunday will be dry with mostly sunny skies and highs in the lower 60s.

Our next chance for rain arrives by Tuesday into Tuesday night, and some thunderstorms will be possible as well. It's too early to know if there will be any potential for strong to severe storms, but it's something we will monitor over the coming days...God bless

E-T Forecaster Josh Correro

11/20/2022

E-T Weather Update Sunday, November 20:

Temperatures will remain on the chilly side for Monday as highs only climb to the upper 40s and low 50s amid partially cloudy skies. A slight chance for a few showers will be in play, mainly over southern portions of the Delta.

By Tuesday, highs will climb near 60 amid mainly sunny skies. We climb into the lower 60s both Wednesday and Thanksgiving Day. Fortunately, the rain chances have trended downward for Thanksgiving Day, with only a 30-40% chance of any one spot getting wet. Also, we are not expecting any severe weather as the parameters won't be favorable for that.

By next weekend, highs will be in the upper 50s to near 60 with dry conditions and and mostly sunny skies...God bless

E-T Forecaster Josh Correro

11/16/2022

E-T Weather Update Wednesday, November 16:

The cold air mass will stick around for the next several days...Highs will be in the upper 40s and low 50s with lows in the upper 20s and lower 30s along with mostly clear skies.

As we head into Thanksgiving Week, we begin a warming trend. Highs Monday will be in the lower 50s, warming to the upper 50s and low 60s by Tuesday and Wednesday.

Looking ahead to Thanksgiving, highs will be in the 60s. A storm system will bring showers and possibly storms back into the region late Wednesday into Thanksgiving Day. It's too early to know if we will see any strong to severe storms, but we will keep monitor this system over the next several days...God bless

E-T Forecaster Josh Correro

11/13/2022

E-T Weather Update Sunday, November 13:

The chilly pattern we are in will stick around throughout the new week. Overnight lows tonight will fall into the upper 20s and lower 30s with partially cloudy skies.

As we head into Monday, expect increasing clouds with highs in the lower to middle 50s. Our next weather maker will bring showers back into the region Monday evening. The primary timing will be from approximately 6 pm-2 am Monday evening/night. Overnight lows will fall to the upper 30s and lower 40s.

Clouds will stick around for Tuesday and Tuesday night with highs in the lower 50s and lows in the lower to middle 30s.

By the middle and latter portion of the week, expect highs in the upper 40s and lower 50s with mainly sunny to partially cloudy skies and lows in the upper 20s and lower 30s. Expect much of the same going into the weekend...God bless

E-T Forecaster Josh Correro

11/11/2022

E-T Weather Update Friday, November 11:

Clouds will be on the increase today as a front advances towards the region. Highs will be in the lower 70s. By this evening and into the overnight hours, showers will move through. Overnight lows will fall to the lower 40s, even upper 30s in some parts of the Delta.

The rain will be gone by early Saturday morning, and highs will struggle to reach the low 50s. With a north wind, it will make it feel even colder! Lows will fall to the upper 20s and lower 30s. Clouds will decrease throughout the day.

Sunday will be sunny but chilly! Highs will once again struggle to reach the lower 50s, and lows will fall to the lower 30s, even upper 20s in some locations.

By Monday, our next system will move through bringing rain back into the region. Highs will be in the lower 50s. Lows will fall into the upper 30s and lower 40s.

The colder air mass will stick around through next week with highs in the lower 50s and lows in the upper 30s for the most part...God bless

E-T Forecaster Josh Correro

11/10/2022

E-T Weather Update Thursday, November 10:

Much colder air is on the way!...One more day if warmth before colder air begins blowing in behind a strong cold front. Showers will move through Friday evening into the overnight hours before ending early Saturday morning.

By Saturday and Sunday,, highs will be in the upper 40s and low 50 with lows in the low to mid 30s with mostly sunny skies.

Our next system moves through Monday into Monday night bringing some showers through the region. Highs into next week will be in the 50s.

The long range forecast suggests this colder pattern will stick around for several days, and getting even colder by next weekend! We will keep you posted...God bless

E-T Forecaster Josh Correro

11/09/2022

E-T Weather Update Wednesday, November 9:

We are less humid today, but still warm as highs will be in the lower 80s with mostly sunny skies.

Highs Thursday will be in the 70s, with lows in the lower 50s.

By Friday, a cold front will be approaching the region. Highs will be in the upper 60s and lower 70s. By Friday night, light showers will move through the Delta as the cold front pushes across the region. Lows will fall to the upper 30s and lower 40s.

Highs through the weekend and into next week will be in the lower and middle 50s with lows in the 30s, some upper 20s possible Saturday night and Sunday night.

Time to break out the sweaters as sweater weather is on the way!...God bless

E-T Forecaster Josh Correro

11/08/2022

E-T Weather Update Tuesday, November 8:

Warm today with highs in the lower 80s amid partially cloudy skies. No issues weather wise as you head to the polls to cast your ballot today.

We will remain in a warm pattern through Thursday before much cooler air begins filtering in Friday into the weekend. By the weekend, highs will be in the lower 50s with lows falling into the low 30s, possibly upper 20s in spots. This colder air looks to stick around into next week. No rain expected for the next several days, at least until next week...God bless

E-T Forecaster Josh Correro

11/06/2022

E-T Weather Check Sunday, November 6:

While the majority of the Delta is dry right now, some showers and storms could develop well after midnight into the morning hours of Monday. We aren't expecting any severe weather, but some moderate to heavy downpours, along with thunder and lightning will be possible.

We will be dry Tuesday through the end of the week. Temperatures will be in the upper 70s and low 80s for highs before turning much cooler by the end of the week and weekend. Highs by Saturday will be in the 50s!...God bless

E-T Forecaster Josh Correro

11/05/2022

E-T Weather Update Saturday, November 5:

The rain is shifting east, and will completely exit the Delta late morning. Skies begin clearing this afternoon, leading to clear skies tonight. Overnight lows will be in the upper 40s and low 50s.

For Sunday, expect highs in the mid and upper 70s with lows in the lower 60s. A few showers can't be ruled out Sunday and Sunday night.

We will be warm to start off next week with highs in the lower 80s and lows in the lower 60s.

By the end of next week, we will fall into the 60s for highs as much cooler air filters into the region.

Don't forget to set your clocks back one hour before you go to bed tonight!...God bless

E-T Forecaster Josh Correro

11/05/2022

E-T Weather Update 8:20 pm Friday, November 4:

We are still expecting a line of storms to move through the Delta after midnight tonight. The overall severe threat for our area remains low, but some strong to potentially severe storms are possible with strong wind the primary concern, though a tornado or two can't be ruled out. Heavy downpours, lightning, and gusty wind are likely as the line of storms move through.

The primary timing will be for storms to be near the Mississippi River around 2 am, and continue tracking east before exiting east of I-55 around 7 am-9 am.

Be sure to have ways of receiving severe alerts before you go to bed tonight.

(Below is future tracker showing the line of storms entering the Delta around 2 am.)...God bless

E-T Forecaster Josh Correro

11/04/2022

E-T Weather Update Friday, November 4:

Clouds will be on the increase today, along with gusty winds throughout the day and night.

A cold front and associated low pressure system will move through tonight into early Saturday morning. Ahead of it, rain and storms will move through the Delta.

The severe threat is low, but a low-end risk of strong wind and small hail exists, and an isolated tornado or two can't be completely ruled out. The better dynamics will be west of the Mississippi River.

The primary timing will be from approximately 1 am-7 am, as the line of storms move from west to east. As it moves through, expect heavy downpours, lightning, and some gusty wind.

Rainfall totals will range from 1-2 inches in average.

Since this will be an overnight event, please make sure you have multiple ways to receive severe weather alerts should a warning be issued for your area.

As the line of storms shift east, skies will begin clearing late morning into the afternoon hours, and highs Saturday will be in the lower 70s with lows falling to the lower 50s.

Highs Sunday will be in the upper 70s, and by Sunday night into Monday, a few isolated showers can't be ruled out.

Highs to start off next week will be in the upper 70s and lower 80s, with lows in the upper 50s and lower 60s with mostly clear skies...God bless

E-T Forecaster Josh Correro

Graphic Credit: AccuWeather

11/03/2022

E-T Weather Update Thursday, November 3:

We will remain warm and dry with highs in the lower 80s today and Friday. Clouds will be on the increase Friday, along with gusty winds throughout the day and into the evening.

A cold front and associated low pressure system will move through Friday night into early Saturday morning. Ahead of it, rain and storms will move through the Delta.

The severe threat is low, but a low-end risk of strong wind and small hail exists, and an isolated tornado can't be completely ruled out, but the risk is extremely low. The better dynamics will be west of the Mississippi River.

The primary timing will be from approximately 1 am-7 am, as the line of storms move from west to east. As it moves through, expect heavy downpours, lightning, and some gusty wind.

As the line of storms shift east, skies will begin clearing late morning into the afternoon hours, and highs Saturday will be in the lower 70s with lows falling to the lower 50s.

Highs Sunday will be in the upper 70s, and by Sunday night into Monday, a few isolated showers can't be ruled out.

Highs to start off next week will be in the upper 70s and lower 80s, with lows in the upper 50s and lower 60s with mostly clear skies...God bless

E-T Forecaster Josh Correro

Graphic Credit: AccuWeather

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{8:35 pm, July 30} Rain will continue to wane over the next couple of hours; expect lows in the mid 70s. For Sunday, expect partially cloudy skies with highs in the lower 90s. Rain chances will be lower compared to today, but expect isolated to widely scattered showers and storms during the afternoon and evening hours…God bless Josh Correro

12:20 pm Radar Check, July 30: Scattered storms are flaring up this afternoon and will continue to increase through the afternoon and early evening. Any storms could produce heavy downpours, lightning, and gusty wind. It won’t rain everywhere, but be prepared for a shower or storm at any point...God bless Josh Correro

4:20 pm Radar Check: Scattered rain and storms are developing across the Delta this afternoon; expect these to continue into this evening before waning. We will repeat this process tomorrow. Any storms could produce heavy downpours, frequent lightning, and gusty wind…God bless Josh Correro

12:55 pm Saturday, July 23 Radar Check: Isolated showers and storms have developed and will continue through sunset before dissipating. Not everyone will get wet, but where storms develop expect heavy downpours, lightning, and gusty wind…God bless Josh Correro

Late Evening Weather Check, May 24: Showers and storms are lifting northward across western areas of the Delta this evening. Expect moderate to heavy downpours and lightning. Another wave looks to move through near daybreak…God bless Josh Correro

8:25 pm Weather Check, Sunday, April 17: Other than a few leftover showers, the bulk of the activity has shifted well to our south. The severe threat has ended for the Delta. Overnight lows will fall to the upper 40s and low 50s. Highs Monday will be in the middle to upper 60s with skies gradually clearing throughout the day…God bless Josh Correro

10:35 am Radar Check, Saturday, April 16: Rain/storms continue to move across the Delta this morning; these storms are producing heavy rain, some gusty wind, lightning, and possibly some small hail in the heavier storms. These storms will continue to move through and should begin exiting by early to mid-afternoon as they shift south. Another round of storms moves through Easter Sunday, and a few of those could be strong to potentially severe with heavy downpours, lightning, gusty wind, and a spin up tornado or two. If you have outdoor plans, be prepared to go indoors when you hear thunder…God bless E-T Forecaster Josh Correro

6:30 pm Radar Check Tuesday, April 12: More storms are developing and moving across the Delta this evening. The storms are below severe limits as of now, but if storms strengthen they could produce small hail, straight line wind, and possibly a spin-up tornado. Another round of storms could move through after midnight into the early morning hours Wednesday. Our main focus continues to be on Wednesday afternoon/evening-(3 pm-11 pm), with all modes of severe weather possible including tornadoes, straight line wind, and hail. In addition, flash flooding could be a concern as 1-3 inches is likely. Stay weather aware tonight and tomorrow!…God bless E-T Forecaster Josh Correro

3:10 pm Radar Check Tuesday, April 12: Moderate downpours along with some thunder and lightning are moving northeastward through the Delta; for now, these storms are under severe limits…God bless

Winds are gusty this evening; the snow will move into the Delta around 8 pm, and continue moving through before completely exiting the Delta around midnight. Overall, a dusting to one inch on average is expected. Some locally higher amounts are possible, mainly over northern and northeastern portions of the Delta. A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect until 6 am tomorrow morning…God bless Josh Correro

6:34 pm Radar Check: Most of the shower and storm activity has been north of HWY 82, but over the last couple of hours storms are increasing across the southern half of the Delta. Expect showers and storms to continue well into the evening, with some heavy downpours, gusty wind, and lightning. More showers and storms will be possible for your Thursday as we have plenty of humidity and rising air, thus creating a favorable environment for storm development. High pressure builds in over the weekend and next week, leading to sinking air and lower rain chances…God bless -Josh Correro

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Happy Tuesday, everyone! Weather update coming this afternoon.

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Local impacts from Hurricane Delta becoming more likely. Wind, tropical downpours, and a couple of spin-up tornadoes are all possible beginning Friday through Saturday. Power outages will be possible due to the wind, with downed limbs, and weak/rotted trees.

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