Angela Fritz is a Senior Climate Editor at CNN. With a background as an atmospheric scientist, she focuses on climate-related topics and general assignment news, bringing a scientific perspective to world affairs. Angela's work has been featured in various outlets, including CTV News, Yahoo News, and The Washington Post.
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Angela Fritz's coverage centers on weather, environment, and scientific themes. She frequently cites data and covers breaking news as well as evolving stories related to natural disasters, climate change, and environmental protection.
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By: Angela Fritz
What we're covering • Sprawling storm: Snow and ice were falling over 1,500 miles from Texas to the Northeast.
A monstrous storm with ice and heavy snow is reaching its peak and combining with brutal cold to raise the danger for millions. Here’s the latest.
A monstrous storm with ice and heavy snow is reaching its peak and combining with brutal cold to raise the danger for millions. Here’s the latest.
A destructive winter storm combined with brutal cold is creating danger for hundreds of thousands across the South. Here’s the latest.
By: Angela Fritz
Live Updates The latest • Big, potentially historic snow: A high-impact bomb cyclone is hours away from crippling parts of the
I've spent my career thinking about weather — how it works, how we talk about it and how it shows up in people's lives. Most days, it's something we glance at and move on.
I know you don't think you need another weather app. You already have too many – the default one on your phone, a radar app, a severe weather app and others that give you 47 data points before your morning coffee.
By: Max Saltman, Pierre P Bairin, Melissa Bell, Laura Sharman
Live Updates Over 250,000 residents in these countries have been forced to evacuate. Fires are also burning in other parts of Europe.
By: Allison Chinchar, Angela Fritz, Maureen Chowdhury, Max Saltman, Issy Ronald
Live Updates Here's the latest • Hotter weather ahead: As firefighters continue battling blazes in France and Spain, temperatures in hard-hit areas are expected to rise in the coming days with no rain forecast.
By: Issy Ronald, Max Saltman, Maureen Chowdhury, Laura Paddison, Allison Chinchar, Lex Harvey, Angela Fritz, Isaac Yee, Duarte Mendonca
Emergency crews race to contain wildfires in Spain and France, with temperatures expected to soar by midweek in the hardest-hit areas. Follow for live updates.
