Anchor/Reporter And Multimedia Journalist
Adam Burniston is an Anchor/Reporter and multimedia journalist at WLWT in Cincinnati, Ohio. He covers a range of topics including regional interest, world news, and climate change, with a focus on climate policy, water management, and sports business. Adam's work has been featured in WLWT and MSN.
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Adam Burniston's coverage indicates a focus on local news, particularly weather-related events and seasonal updates. His content also includes medical technology and cardiac arrest, with some references to house & home as well as tragedy.
Given his strong emphasis on weather-related topics, he may be interested in pitches related to local or regional meteorological experts who can provide insights into upcoming weather patterns or technological advancements related to predicting or managing severe weather events.
For the medical technology and cardiac arrest segments of his coverage, Adam might be open to receiving pitches from healthcare professionals specializing in emergency care, especially those involved in implementing new technologies for treating conditions like cardiac arrest.
Additionally, given the presence of "house & home" themes in his coverage, there could be an opportunity for pitching stories related to community outreach programs focused on animal rescue or initiatives by sports teams such as the Bengals that contribute positively to the Cincinnati area.
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Passing showers Saturday morning, clear out, and lead to more spotty threats through the afternoon and evening
Heavy rain has prompted flash flood watches and warnings across the region.
While most stay dry, a few isolated/spotty showers are possible again this afternoon and evening
While we have seasonal air to start the week, highs reach near 90 by mid-week, with humidity staying around
Highs reach near 90 over the next few days before storms return to end the week
90s continue through this week with sunshine, but storms return Friday and into Saturday
By: Adam Burniston
According to the National Weather Service, wildfires to the northwest of Lake Superior have created a large plume of smoke that is bringing hazy skies to the region.
No longer changing the clock twice a year? It could happen under newly proposed legislation.
Scattered showers and storms are back this afternoon, with heavy rain and gusty winds expected
While we keep it dry through Monday, strong/severe storms will be possible on Tuesday
