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Kat Campbell

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Raleigh
As seen in: WRAL-TV (Raleigh, NC), WAFF-TV (Huntsville, AL)
Watch my forecasts in the evenings on @WRAL // 2x Emmy Winner // Dog mom to Jazzy // NCSU Meteorology Alum from Winston-Salem // Fashion Forecast®
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Ask the Meteorologist: Will wildfire smoke impact World Cup final in NJ?

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By Kat Campbell Verified
| WRAL-TV (Raleigh, NC) Verified
Dense smoke from the Canadian wildfires is descending on the US. Significant air quality alerts and concerns are in place for many states over the next 48 hours. Posted 7/17/2026, 5:55:24 PM Related ask the meteorologist air quality World Cup heat weather By Kat Campbell, WRAL meteorologist Wildfire smoke has created dangerous air quality for millions of people across the Midwest, Northeast and Mid-Atlantic.
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New weather model coming to WRAL

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By Kat Campbell Verified
| WRAL-TV (Raleigh, NC) Verified
The RRFS is a high-resolution model that will help the WRAL Severe Weather Center better capture small-scale weather features, helping meteorologists fine-tune the forecast for the timing and intensity of storms.
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Without rain, pollen season reigns in North Carolina for allergy sufferers

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By Kat Campbell Verified
| WRAL-TV (Raleigh, NC) Verified
Pollen spiked in early February in 2026. Experts told WRAL that it’s going to get worse this year. Posted 3/23/2026, 10:39:11 PM Updated 3/23/2026, 10:47:13 PM Related weather pollen allergies Pollen boom, warmer spring leads to extended allergy season By Kat Campbell, WRAL meteorologist A grain of pollen looks a lot like the Death Star. Those who suffer from seasonal allergies may joke that it’s not a coincidence. Pollen spiked in early February in 2026.
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