Emily Kaye

I only love my dog and the weather I’m sorry. Mississippi State University. Meteorologist

[Emily Kaye @EmilyKayeWX]

I’ve peaked. This is the best thing ever.

[Mississippi State Football @HailStateFB]

Our Tradition.

[Mississippi State Alumni @MSStateAlumni]

WHAT A WIN FOR THE BULLDOGS!!!!!

[myesha thee stallion @myeshachou]

people in their 20s be like "this is my emotional support master’s degree"

[The Starkville Derby Presented by Mama Justice @StarkvilleDerby]

This is the world’s largest wiener dog race. This is the greatest show on turf. This is Mississippi’s Best Festival. This is the Starkville Derby.

[Emily Kaye @EmilyKayeWX]

@T_K_Williams Thank you so much!!! ❤️

[NWS Mobile @NWSMobile]

🌴 Not a great beach day...ooorrrr maybe the perfect beach day if you're looking for rare snow on the beach!

[Save the Manatee @savethemanatee]

It’s a fact!
A manatee’s lungs are large and extend the length of the body cavity. They are used not only for breathing, but also to control buoyancy. Manatees have a hemi-diaphragm which allows them to control the air in their two lungs separately! https://t.co/8DspBpm8jq

[Save the Manatee @savethemanatee]

It’s a fact!
Manatees have large prehensile lips, and each side can move independently of the other, allowing manatees to manipulate food and pull it into their mouth. It is comparable to the trunk of an elephant! Find more facts at https://t.co/8DspBpm8jq #WildlifeWednesday

[Save the Manatee @savethemanatee]

It’s a fact!
Despite their large size, manatees have little body fat. Modern manatees evolved in the tropics and subtropics. Their metabolic rate is low and they can’t adapt well to cold water & must migrate to warm water sources in the winter. https://t.co/8DspBpm8jq

[Save the Manatee @savethemanatee]

It’s a fact!
Manatees are very tactile and often use their snouts, which are covered with tactile hairs called vibrissae, to investigate objects around them, as well as other manatees. Find more facts at https://t.co/8DspBpm8jq #WildlifeWednesday

[Save the Manatee @savethemanatee]

It’s a fact!
Manatees spend most of their time in shallow water where light can penetrate and algae grows. They move so slowly that algae may adhere to their back causing them to appear green, brown, or black in color. https://t.co/8DspBpm8jq #WildlifeWednesday

[NOAA @NOAA]

Atlantic #HurricaneSeason Outlook 2024: 85% likely. Likelihood of 17-25 named storms of which 8-13 could become hurricanes, including 4-7 major hurricanes:

https://t.co/Yb8VFbdqX5

@NWSCPC #HurricaneOutlook #WeatherReadyNatio

[Emily Kaye @EmilyKayeWX]

@CC_StormWatch Hi Craig! Everything is good down here! Looking forward to the sunny weekend ☺️. I hope everything is well with you after Wednesday’s storms!

[HeyWhatDay @HeyWhatDay]

It's Manatee Appreciation Day!
#ManateeAppreciationDay #NationalManateeAppreciationDay #ManateeDay

[Save the Manatee @savethemanatee]

It’s a fact!
Manatee are mostly herbivorous, however small fish and invertebrates can sometimes be ingested along with a manatee’s normal diet. They eat aquatic plants and can consume floating, emergent, and submerged vegetation. https://t.co/8DspBpm8jq #WildlifeWednesday

[Save the Manatee @savethemanatee]

It's a fact!
When manatees are born, they are a gray-black in color, and within a month they change to gray. Manatee adults range in color from gray to brownish-gray, and sometimes even appear green due to algae growing on their backs. https://t.co/8DspBpm8jq #WildlifeWednesday

[Save the Manatee @savethemanatee]

It’s a fact!
A group of manatees is called an aggregation. Manatees are semi-social, somewhat solitary animals. Aggregations most commonly form in the winter when manatees gather at warm water refuges during cold spells. https://t.co/8DspBpm8jq #WildlifeWednesday

[Emily Kaye @EmilyKayeWX]

Happy Pawdigras! Morty was feeling festive this weekend and I had to share! #pawparade

[Emily Kaye @EmilyKayeWX]

@02Justin10 Hi Justin! I can’t believe it’s already been a year. I miss all of the wonderful channel 8 viewers as well! Please stay safe and weather aware on Friday!

[Emily Kaye @EmilyKayeWX]

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