Anthony Copeland is a journalist based in Omaha, Nebraska, focusing on local weather reporting for KETV. His articles provide detailed forecasts and updates on temperature changes, precipitation, and weather conditions in the Omaha area. Anthony's work has also been featured in The Times of Northwest Indiana.
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Tuesday, November 28: Chilly Tuesday
By: Anthony Copeland
How do microbursts form in storm clouds and how they impact us here in Northeast Ohio.
By: Anthony Copeland
Waterspout season is here for the Great Lakes.
By: Anthony Copeland
The final month of meteorological summer has arrived, here's what you can expect in Cleveland.
By: Tyler Carey, Anthony Copeland
According to 3News meteorologist Anthony Copeland, temperatures on Tuesday are expected to get into the 90s with a real feel near 100.
Lake Erie can produce isolated snowfall for some and widespread snow for most — do you know why?
By: Anthony Copeland
Lake Erie can produce isolated snowfall for some and widespread snow for most — do you know why?
Heavy lake-effect snow proved to be an advantage in Thursday's Browns victory over the Steelers.
By: Anthony Copeland
During lake effect snow season the snow stacks up more in one location compared to others, do you know why?
Record warmth to record snowfall are all possible as we take a look at Cleveland's Thanksgiving Day extremes of years past.
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