Ally Blake is a journalist based in Baltimore, Maryland. She writes for WMAR-TV and her work has also been featured in WKYT-TV and WYMT. Ally specializes in local weather reporting, providing updates and insights on temperature fluctuations, precipitation, and seasonal weather patterns in the Baltimore area.
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Ally Blake's focus on weather-related topics, particularly local to Maryland and Baltimore, indicates an interest in pitches related to seasonal changes, extreme weather events, and their impact. Sources with expertise in meteorology or climatology could offer valuable insights into these areas for potential collaboration.
Given the emphasis on citing data and investment analysis attributes, Ally may be interested in receiving information from organizations that provide accurate and reliable weather data as well as those involved in the financial aspects of climate-related industries.
Considering her coverage themes include "House & Home," pitching stories about how different types of weather can affect homes or tips for homeowners during extreme weather conditions might also resonate strongly with her audience.
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BALTIMORE — As temperatures heat up this week in Maryland, so does the potential to once again see showers and storms.
Do you all remember some of the Canadian Wildfire smoke incidents of 2023? There were many days in Central Maryland when the air quality was under a code red alert.
Just after 10 days into hurricane season, the National Hurricane Center has highlighted an area they continue to watch.
June 20 is the first day of summer and Mother Nature decided to ring in the first week of summer 2024 with a heatwave
As of the 5 PM update on June 17, 2024, the NHC has named a cluster of showers and thunderstorms in the Bay of Campeche Potential Tropical Cyclone One.
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY, MD — The Anne Arundel County Office of Emergency Management (OEM) in coordination with the Anne Arundel Community College and
The rest of the week is toasty, but not as close to record-breaking until Wednesday. High pressure will continue to move back in place into the middle
DID YOU FEEL IT? It was reported from the USGS, that a small 1.8 magnitude earthquake was detected in Spencerville, MD
It is the last day of June and Mother Nature has us going out with a bang! Strong storms continue across the state
After a fairly quiet and relaxed weather pattern, Mother Nature has thrown us a curveball for the July 4th holiday. The Storm Prediction Center has placed us under a level 1/5 marginal risk.
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