Kellie joined the WECT Weather Team in October of 2016.
She was born and raised in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania - also known as the Christmas City. After Winter Storm Jonas dumped a record snowfall of over 30 inches this winter, she is thrilled to be in Wilmington forecasting tropical weather now!
Kellie always had a fascination with weather. As a child, she will never forget when the local TV meteorologist came to her elementary school and now she’s turned her curiosity into her career.
Kellie graduated with a broadcasting degree from Millersville University and shortly after earned a certificate in Operational and Broadcast Meteorology from Mississippi State University. She interned at WFMZ in Allentown, PA (with the meteorologist who visited her school) and this past summer she was a meteorology intern at FOX 29 in Philadelphia, PA.
She enjoys (trying to) cook, anything that is adrenaline-pumping and all things coastal.
Email Kellie: kmcglynn@wect.com
Education:
Millersville University, Broadcasting
Mississippi State University, Operational and Broadcast Meteorlogy
Rain odds perk up as a front approaches late in the period: 10% Thursday, 50% Friday, 10% for the weekend. Right now, severe storms appear unlikely, but we will monitor.
The new week is off to a bright start as an area of high pressure returns to the Cape Fear Region. This weather maker will offer clear skies, sunshine and a southwesterly flow...
Expect a cool Saturday with just a few isolated showers and partly sunny skies and seasonable 70s for highs Easter Sunday. But, in between, stormy weather is likely on Friday as a strong, dynamic cold front plows into the eastern Carolinas.
