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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It has been a quiet few weeks for the Atlantic hurricane season and as the peak rolls around the corner...
BALTIMORE — Have you been enjoying this nice fall weather preview in Maryland, and can't wait for the leaves to start changing?
I hope you all have enjoyed your nice and dry stretch because big changes are coming to Maryland! The tropics are heating up
Once again, the tropics are heating up, and as of the 11 AM update on 9/23/2024, the National Hurricane Center has identified a tropical wave in the Caribbean as Potential Tropical Cyclone Nine.
Oh boy, buckle up! A strong cold front is moving through early this week and highs will dip into the mid to upper 50s and lows in the upper 30s and low 40s.
As hurricane season comes off a hot stretch, things have finally started to quiet down. As of the 11 AM update on 10/14/24, the National Hurricane Center is only monitoring one area of development
Last week we had two low areas of development in the Atlantic, and as of the Sunday 5 PM update on 10/20/24, we have two named storms and one hurricane.
We have started to reach the latter portion of October, and the leaves are really popping in Maryland!
A Freeze Warning is in effect for central Maryland and the Eastern Shore from 2 AM Monday to 9 AM Monday.
If you woke up this morning and smelled a campfire well, you aren't crazy! Most of Maryland is under a Code Orange Air Quality Alert.
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