Mallory Schnell

AMS Certified Broadcast Meteorologist

louisville, kentucky, united states

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Over the past 8+ years, Mallory has served as a broadcast meteorologist in the communities of Columbus, Georgia; Omaha, Nebraska; and Tucson, Arizona. Each location brought its own unique challenges in forecasting and broadcasting. She's thrilled to be utilizing a near-decade's worth of growth and experience back in her hometown of Louisville, Kentucky!

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WEATHER IMPACT: Unsettled pattern to end the week

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Temperatures across Kentuckiana have been warming well above our average highs for this time of year. The climate normal high temperature for Louisville in early January is in the lower-40s; highs have been topping out in the 50s and 60s... See more

whas11.com•Mallory Schnell•Jan 7, 2026

Accumulating snow and dangerous cold heading to Kentucky, Indiana | Weather Impact Alert

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Our active, wintry December weather continues this week with another chance of accumulating snow Thursday night into early Friday morning. A clipper system will ride along the broader northwest wind flow, dropping a northwest-to-southeas... See more

whas11.com•Mallory Schnell•Dec 11, 2025

WEATHER IMPACT ALERT: Slick morning commute Friday

KENTUCKY, USA — Our active, wintry December weather continues this week with another chance of accumulating snow Thursday night into Friday morning. A clipper system will ride along the broader northwest wind flow, dropping a northwest-to-southeast band o... See more

whas11.com•Mallory Schnell•Dec 9, 2025

Winter chill on the way to Kentuckiana

KENTUCKY, USA — The coldest air of the season so far will roll into Kentucky and southern Indiana beginning on Sunday. A low-pressure system to our north will push a cold front through Kentuckiana Sunday, causing temperatures to plummet and winds to becom... See more

whas11.com•Mallory Schnell•Nov 7, 2025

Will you need an umbrella or winter jacket? | Louisville Halloween forecast

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — In Louisville, the 30-year average temperatures on Halloween are 64° for a high and 45° for the low. Of course, temperatures and precipitation can vary greatly from year to year. Some Halloween nights, trick-or-treaters need the umbrella... See more

whas11.com•Mallory Schnell•Oct 24, 2025

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WEATHER IMPACT: Unsettled pattern to end the week

Accumulating snow and dangerous cold heading to Kentucky, Indiana | Weather Impact Alert

WEATHER IMPACT ALERT: Slick morning commute Friday

Winter chill on the way to Kentuckiana

Will you need an umbrella or winter jacket? | Louisville Halloween forecast

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WEATHER IMPACT: Unsettled pattern to end the week

Accumulating snow and dangerous cold heading to Kentucky, Indiana | Weather Impact Alert

WEATHER IMPACT ALERT: Slick morning commute Friday

Winter chill on the way to Kentuckiana

Will you need an umbrella or winter jacket? | Louisville Halloween forecast

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