Alexa Trischler is a Meteorologist at WWLTV. She specializes in climate change and environmental issues, focusing on the impacts and implications of climate change. Alexa has been featured in WTXL ABC 27 and WWL-TV Channel 4, New Orleans.
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Alexa Trischler's coverage mainly focuses on weather, particularly local forecasts and events affecting the Tallahassee area in Florida. Her articles also cover governmental announcements related to climate and weather.
Given her focus on local weather patterns and their impact, she would likely be interested in receiving pitches from meteorologists or climate experts who can provide insights into specific localized weather phenomena, seasonal trends, or government initiatives related to environmental policies that directly affect the Tallahassee area.
Pitches should emphasize a clear relevance to the local community of Tallahassee and demonstrate an understanding of how proposed topics tie into this geographic scope.
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By: Alexa Trischler
Forecasters are monitoring two tropical systems located near each other in the western Atlantic.
By: Alexa Trischler
La Niña is officially here and that may bring warm and dry weather to the Gulf Coast this winter! Here’s a breakdown of what you can expect.
By: Alexa Trischler
Some people saw a "white rainbow" or a "fogbow" while enjoying the Christmas holiday strolling near the New Orleans lakefront.
By: Alexa Trischler
This weekend brings a rare double sky show as a full supermoon coincides with the Quadrantids meteor shower.
By: Alexa Trischler
Here is a parish-by-parish breakdown of what to expect this weekend.
By: Alexa Trischler
Here is a timeline for the weather this weekend into early next week.
By: Alexa Trischler
If you noticed unusually low water levels along the lakefront this week, you weren’t imagining it.
By: Alexa Trischler
The World Meteorological Organization has retired the name “Melissa” after the deadly 2025 storm killed over 90 in Jamaica.
By: Alexa Trischler
As winter ends, NOAA's Climate Prediction Center issues an El Niño Watch
By: Alexa Trischler
Although there could be less hurricanes this season, it only takes one landfalling hurricane to make it active.
