@AlvinWeather

17-Year-Old #STL Weather Enthusiast - Keeping People informed at all times. Featured on @stormfrontfreak and local TV stations! YouTube channel! ⤵️

 St. Louis, MO
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One Year ago Today: May 16th Tornado!🌪️ A Strong EF-3 Tornado that struck highly populated areas! 💔 After the storm, St. Louis was resilient, coming together to rebuild a great town! 🔨 #stlwx #wxtwitter
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A Big Happy Birthday to @JordanHallWX! 🥳 It was so great meeting you at the Chaser Summit in Denver earlier this year! And mine starts on 10/28! 🎉
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Weather Update from St. Louis, MO. Outline of Week Forecast! -It’s Fall Warmth! 🍂 -Temp Trends! 🍁 #stlwx #ilwx #mowx
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Weather Update from St. Louis, MO. Outline of Weekend Forecast! -It’s More Warmth! 🏃‍➡️ -Temp Trends! 🍁 #stlwx #ilwx #mowx
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Future Meteorologist Alvin Kamau retweeted
NWS St. Louis
@NWSStLouisOct 21
The Orionid Meteor Shower is expected to be at it's peak tonight with 10 to 20 meteors per hour. It should be a good night to view it with mostly clear skies and overnight temperatures in the low to mid-50s.
A graphic from NWS St. Louis titled "ORIONID METEOR SHOWER" set against a dark, starry night sky featuring white streaks representing meteors over a silhouette of trees. The visual details include: Header details: Text states "Peaks Tonight: 12 AM to 6 AM" and expects "10 to 20 meteors per hour". Forecast Box: Displays a crescent moon icon with text announcing "Mostly Clear Skies" and "Overnight Temps: Low to mid-50s". Side Bar: Left dark blue strip contains the National Weather Service logo at the top and NWS St. Louis text. The bottom shows a timestamp of 10/21/2026 3:49 AM, web/social links (weather.gov/lsx, @NWSStLouis), and a white outline graphic of the Gateway Arch.

ALT A graphic from NWS St. Louis titled "ORIONID METEOR SHOWER" set against a dark, starry night sky featuring white streaks representing meteors over a silhouette of trees. The visual details include: Header details: Text states "Peaks Tonight: 12 AM to 6 AM" and expects "10 to 20 meteors per hour". Forecast Box: Displays a crescent moon icon with text announcing "Mostly Clear Skies" and "Overnight Temps: Low to mid-50s". Side Bar: Left dark blue strip contains the National Weather Service logo at the top and NWS St. Louis text. The bottom shows a timestamp of 10/21/2026 3:49 AM, web/social links (weather.gov/lsx, @NWSStLouis), and a white outline graphic of the Gateway Arch.

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Weather Update from St. Louis, MO. Outline of Week Forecast! -It’s Fall Vibes! 🚴 -Temp Trends! 🍁 #stlwx #ilwx #mowx
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Weather Update from St. Louis, MO. Outline of Weekend Forecast! -It’s Much Cooler! 🍂 -Temp Trends! 🍁 #stlwx #ilwx #mowx
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Future Meteorologist Alvin Kamau retweeted
NOAA
@NOAAOct 15
Just in: NOAA’s U.S. Winter Outlook calls for warmer-than-average temperatures for much of the northern tier. What conditions could you expect in your hometown? Find out more at noaa.gov/news-release/el-nin… Via @nws @NWSCPC #WinterOutlook #Winter
A car drives through a snowstorm in Broomfield, Colorado, in 2024. Credit: Bob Hyatt/NOAA

ALT A car drives through a snowstorm in Broomfield, Colorado, in 2024. Credit: Bob Hyatt/NOAA

The 2026-2027 U.S. Winter Outlook map for temperature shows the greatest chances for warmer-than-average conditions in the Pacific Northwest, northern Rockies, Midwest, Mississippi Valley, much of the East and Alaska. (Image credit: NOAA)

ALT The 2026-2027 U.S. Winter Outlook map for temperature shows the greatest chances for warmer-than-average conditions in the Pacific Northwest, northern Rockies, Midwest, Mississippi Valley, much of the East and Alaska. (Image credit: NOAA)

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Future Meteorologist Alvin Kamau retweeted
NWS St. Louis
@NWSStLouisOct 14
Scattered thunderstorms are expected to develop during the day Thursday and continue into the evening. Isolated strong to severe thunderstorms capable of producing damaging winds are possible, mainly between 2-8 pm, over parts over east central MO and SW IL. #stlwx
There is a map of eastern Missouri and southwest Illinois that shows where there is a low risk of severe thunderstorms in green on Thursday.

ALT There is a map of eastern Missouri and southwest Illinois that shows where there is a low risk of severe thunderstorms in green on Thursday.

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Weather Update from St. Louis, MO. Outline of Week Forecast! -A Very Warm Start! 🎢 -Temp Trends! 🍁 #stlwx #ilwx #mowx
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Weather Update from St. Louis, MO. Outline of Weekend Forecast! -It’s October Isaias! 🏃‍➡️ -Temp Trends! 🍁 #stlwx #ilwx #mowx
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Check Out My Tornado Drawing! 🥹 Brings back memories of the May 16th tornado, while capturing my passion for tracking all kinds of weather—even from inside the classroom! 🌪️
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Future Meteorologist Alvin Kamau retweeted
National Weather Service
@NWSOct 8
For the latest on #HurricaneIsaias, visit the one-stop event page here: noaa.gov/isaias. Storm surge can cause major damage to your home and pose a significant threat for drownings - making it one of the greatest threats to life and property from a hurricane. Listen to local officials and evacuate immediately if told to do so. If you’re not in an evacuation zone, be sure to stay away from floodwaters and never drive through water-covered roads. Remember: Turn Around, Don’t Drown! nhc.noaa.gov/surge/resources…
Understanding Storm Surge Flooding. Storm surge is destructive, life-threatening coastal flooding. It accounts for about half of the deaths associated with tropical cyclones in the U.S. To help you determine the best way to prepare, NOAA coastal flooding forecasts are expressed as feet of water above ground level. Image shows silhouettes of two adults and two children against a background showing storm surge height in feet. The bottom layer is labeled 0-3 feet and comes up to the taller child's head. The next level is 3-6 feet and is up to the top of the adults' heads. 6-9 feet is entirely above the people's heads and "Greater than 9 feet" takes up about 1/3 of the top of the image.

ALT Understanding Storm Surge Flooding. Storm surge is destructive, life-threatening coastal flooding. It accounts for about half of the deaths associated with tropical cyclones in the U.S. To help you determine the best way to prepare, NOAA coastal flooding forecasts are expressed as feet of water above ground level. Image shows silhouettes of two adults and two children against a background showing storm surge height in feet. The bottom layer is labeled 0-3 feet and comes up to the taller child's head. The next level is 3-6 feet and is up to the top of the adults' heads. 6-9 feet is entirely above the people's heads and "Greater than 9 feet" takes up about 1/3 of the top of the image.

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Future Meteorologist Alvin Kamau retweeted
National Hurricane Center
@NHC_AtlanticOct 7
10/7 530pm CDT: Attention Northern Gulf Coast! #Isaias is expected to strengthen into a strong hurricane as it approaches the northern Gulf Coast on Friday. Life-threatening storm surge is expected. For the latest forecast, please visit hurricanes.gov/#Isaias
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Weather Update from St. Louis, MO. Outline of Week Forecast! -It Get’s Warmer! 🚴 -Temp Trends! 🍁 #stlwx #ilwx #mowx
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Weather Update from St. Louis, MO. Outline of Weekend Forecast! -It’s Officially October! 🍁 -Temp Trends! 😎 #stlwx #ilwx #mowx
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Future Meteorologist Alvin Kamau retweeted
NWS St. Louis
@NWSStLouisOct 1
September was one for the record books. Here are some climate facts for St. Louis: Record warmest (78.4 degrees. Previous 77.8 in 2019). Most days w/ a low temp >= 80 degrees (4 days). 3 record highs (09/17-09/19). 6 record warm lows (09/19, 09/17, 09/02-09/05). #stlwx #mowx
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Future Meteorologist Alvin Kamau retweeted
NWS St. Louis
@NWSStLouisSep 30
It's been a long 90-degree season this year. We first hit 90 on March 22, the second earliest on record. After hitting it again today, September 30, that marks 191 days (and counting) between first and last 90. The most on record. Previous record was 189 days from 4/23-10/30/1950
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Weather Update from St. Louis, MO. Outline of Week Forecast! -A Touch Warmer! 🏃‍♀️ -Temp Trends! 🍁 #stlwx #ilwx #mowx
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Weather Update from St. Louis, MO. Outline of Weekend Forecast! -A Fall Like Feel! 🏃‍➡️ -Temp Trends! 🍁 #stlwx #ilwx #mowx
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Future Meteorologist Alvin Kamau retweeted
NWS St. Louis
@NWSStLouisSep 23
The low so far this morning in St. Louis is 57F, marking the coolest temperature since June 3rd! #stlwx #mowx
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