Anna Skinner is a Senior Reporter with a focus on multinational news, particularly in the United States and California. Her work has been featured in various publications such as Newsweek, Centre Daily Times, Lexington Herald-Leader, and The Sacramento Bee. Anna covers a wide range of topics including weather events, social issues, and political developments.
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Anna Skinner's coverage primarily focuses on scientific themes such as weather, snowstorms, and related phenomena. She also covers evolving stories, government announcements, and breaking news.
When reaching out to Anna with pitches or expert commentary, consider providing insights into the scientific aspects of weather events and natural phenomena. For topics like winter storms, data-backed analysis will likely be well received. Given her broad coverage of various topics including New Year's Travel and geopolitical conflicts like Ukraine-Russia conflict alongside specific climate-related subjects like Lake Mead and Lake Powell water levels changes after winter storms; experts in these areas may find opportunities for relevant input.
It’s important to note that Anna does not appear to have a specific geographic focus but instead covers national and international scientific events which should be considered when crafting your pitch or offering expert commentary.
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Thousands of U.S. flights have been delayed on Friday, with more than 100 canceled
What's New An incoming atmospheric river will bring 25-foot waves to the coastline in central California early next week, as well as heavy rain and strong winds.
Snow has prompted winter weather advisories across the U.S. warning of slippery travel days before Christmas.
A map created by shows which 29 states are affected by a recall of Jarritos Coconut Water that was issued in early November.
Much of the northern U.S. is expecting to see snow on Christmas, contributing to the magic of the holiday.
What's New The temperature in Anchorage, Alaska, on Monday is abnormally warm, causing a winter storm in the area to produce freezing rain rather than snow just days before Christmas.
Several food items that may be found at family get-togethers during Christmas have ongoing recalls, something holiday shoppers should be aware of as they browse the aisles for ingredients this week.
An inch of fresh snowfall brought extra holiday cheer to New York City on Tuesday, increasing the chances that Central Park could have its first white Christmas in 15 years.
An atmospheric river was bringing heavy snow and rain to California, Oregon and Washington the day before Christmas.
A flash flood warning was issued in the Fort Worth, Texas, area on Tuesday as s evere thunderstorms rage through the state.
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