Jennifer Lambers
Meteorologist
Originally from Leawood, KS, Jennifer’s interest in weather developed from growing up in the Midwest. She credits a key contribution was the Joplin, MO tornado in 2011. After traveling to Joplin to help with tornado relief efforts, she got to see a whole new side to the importance of severe weather coverage.
Jennifer is a recent graduate from Mississippi State University, where she received her Bachelors of Science in Geosciences with a concentration in Operational and Broadcast Meteorology in August 2019. While attending State her fascination grew with Tropical Meteorology, and she ventured to the coast to ride out Hurricane Nate during landfall in September 2017.
What Jennifer is most excited about with moving to the Gulf Coast is not having to deal with snow anymore, and being able to visit the beautiful beaches anytime.
Get ready to enjoy food, fun, waterslides, prizes, games, and so much more at the Saint Stephens Road Love Ministries 1st community event being held this weekend!
Grab your friends and get ready to enjoy good wine, delicious food, and beautiful scenery at the Gulf Coast’s newest winery - Southern Grove Vineyard.
In this edition of Next Weather, we’re bringing you all the forecast details for games kicking off tonight! Plus, the tropics are quiet, but Meteorologist Jennifer Lambers explains why we still need to be on alert.
Whether you’re looking for outdoor adventure on Class IV rapids, the Appalachian Trail, the “Rocky Steps” at the Philadelphia Museum of Art or eating your way through the iconic Reading Terminal Market, the Keystone State could be the best place for your next getaway.
Introducing your toddler to preschool marks a significant milestone in their young lives. While this stage is very exciting, it can also feel a bit stressful.
They offer a variety of packages that all come with the same great service they’re known for—that includes friendly technicians, safe products, and fast response times.
Southern Tire Mart is here to help make sure your vehicle is ready to go, in case a storm sets its eye on our area.
Meteorologist Jennifer Lambers dives deeper into the past five years, on when we typically see our first fall front.
Attendees can participate in delightful crafts, taste-test the NEW flavors of Girl Scout’s upcoming Munchies & Mags, join in a fun-fill scavenger hunt, and practice financial literacy.
The initiative pairs real-time and highly localized forecasting around heat, air quality, pollen level, and wildfire data with a patient’s medical and pharmacy data.
The Facebook group Baldwin County Foodies is gearing up to host their first Bake-Off, and you’re invited!
Temperatures are beginning to soar across the Gulf Coast
All kids are entered for FREE and will receive a rod and reel and a chance to win some great prizes including a bye-rite trailer.
They will have fashion shows that will not only INSPIRE you but help you with amazing ideas for everything from hanging with your friends to your honeymoon!
Their mission is to offer military veterans the opportunity to reunite with members of their unit to reconnect in a single location to improve mental health and prevent veteran suicide.
We’ve been stuck in our “typical” summertime pattern here on the Gulf Coast, but how normal is this for this time of year?
Chris Burns with Burns Estate Planning and Wealth Advisors joined Jennifer on FOX10 Midday to talk about tips from those who plan to retire in the next 5 years and what you should know before reaching that point.
The design winner will receive a $500 prize!
There will be complimentary food, drinks, and parking - plus - prizes awarded to the best-dressed attendees!
All proceeds benefit student Peer Helpers PLUS Programs across Baldwin County!
We continue to track showers and storms across the Gulf Coast today, which is only increasing the amount of rain we’ve seen this month!
She says, “With over 10,000 Americans turning 65 every day across the nation, the importance of clearly navigating Medicare options, addressing questions, and simplifying the enrollment process cannot be overstated.”
We continue to see a surplus in the rainfall for the month/year.
