Jay Grymes, WAFB

Jay Grymes

WAFB

Baton Rouge, LA, United States

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Past:
  • WAFB
  • FOX 8 New Orleans
  • KCBD NewsChannel11

Past articles by Jay:

Be ready for scattered mainly-afternoon t-showers for Friday through weekend

Isolated downpours will be possible each of the next three days but widespread heavy rains are not expected. → Read More

Tracking storms heading in from the north

A SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WATCH remains in effect until 10 p.m. Friday with a “SLIGHT to ENHANCED RISK” of severe storms for the entire viewing area. → Read More

FIRST ALERT: Tornado Watch issued for WAFB viewing area

A Tornado Watch is in effect for the entire WAFB viewing area until 7 p.m. A significant severe weather outbreak is still expected across parts of the Deep South. → Read More

Showers, storms precede return of Old Man Winter

Widespread rains with embedded thunderstorms will arrive Friday afternoon and extend into Friday evening. Saturday morning lows will be in the mid 30°s. → Read More

Evening, overnight rains will end well before sunrise

Showers and a few thunderstorms will be coming to an end before sunrise on Wednesday with the rest of the looking mainly dry. → Read More

WATCH LIVE: Hurricane Ida makes landfall as Cat. 4 in Louisiana

WAFB First Alert Weather Team's continuing coverage of Hurricane Ida → Read More

Tropical Storm Ida forms; could threaten Gulf Coast as hurricane

The National Hurricane Center reported Tropical Storm Ida has formed in the Caribbean Sea. Maximum sustained winds were 40 mph and the system was moving to the northwest at 14 mph. → Read More

Metro council passes ‘pink tax’ exemption

On the metro council’s agenda Wednesday, Oct. 14 was a “pink tax”, which exempts things like diapers and feminine hygiene products from state sales tax. → Read More

Ways you (and your kids) can celebrate Halloween safely

Many families are still wondering how the scary holiday will look this year. → Read More

Where to get sandbags in the Baton Rouge area ahead of Hurricane Delta

As Louisiana officials continue to track Hurricane Delta, sandbags are available for residents in numerous locations in and around Baton Rouge. → Read More

FIRST ALERT FORECAST: Hurricane Sally forecast for metro Baton Rouge continues to improve, but don’t relax just yet

We’re not ready to relax just yet... There’s still enough uncertainty in Hurricane Sally’s future that we need to remain vigilant for the next two days. → Read More

Gov. John Bel Edwards declares state of emergency ahead of storms

Governor John Bel Edwards declared a state of emergency Friday, Aug. 21 in advance of potential landfall from Tropical Depression 14, expected to become Tropical Storm Marco, and Tropical Storm Laura, both of which could impact Louisiana in the coming week. → Read More

Illinois woman faces up to 60-year term in slaying of 5-year-old son

The sentencing hearing for 37-year-old JoAnn Cunningham began Thursday in McHenry County. → Read More

California UPS employee arrested for mass shooting threat

Police discover more than 20,000 rounds of ammunition in the home of man arrested for threatening to shoot up a UPS facility. → Read More

Honda recalls 2.4M old vehicles to replace air bag inflators

The recall covers certain Honda and Acura vehicles from the 1996 to 2003 model years. → Read More

Denham Springs pediatrician accused of obscenity, sexual battery

A Denham Springs pediatrician is accused of obscenity and sexual battery, according to the Livingston Parish Sheriff’s Office. → Read More

Police: Driver, passenger dies in crash on Blount Road

Baton Rouge detectives are investigating a Monday morning crash that killed a driver and her passenger on Blount Road. → Read More

FIRST ALERT WEATHER: Tropics Watch

The NHC has tagged the disturbance in the SW Gulf as Invest 97L. Tropical-development chances are currently set at just 30% over next 3 to 5 days as it slowly moves north & northeast towards the central Gulf Coast. → Read More

NASA astronauts prepare for 1st all-female spacewalk

It will be the 221st spacewalk to support the International Space Station, but the first with exclusively female astronauts, → Read More

2 injured following shooting at Grambling State University; suspect sought

Two people, including a police officer, are injured following a shooting at Grambling State University on early Friday morning. → Read More