Aubrey Urbanowicz

Chief Meteorologist

Preston's Summary

Aubrey Urbanowicz is the Chief Meteorologist at WHSV. With a focus on climate change and environmental issues, she covers topics such as astronomy, earth sciences, climate policy, and global warming. Aubrey has been featured in various outlets including KWCH 12, Western Mass News, WHSV-TV (ABC 3), WITN-TV, FOX10 News, KGNS TV, and WBRC FOX6 News.

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Geo Focus

Weyers Cave, United States (Local)

Coverage Attributes:

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Informative: 47 %
Evolving Stories: 23 %
Breaking News: 17 %
Data Driven: 5 %
Events: 5 %

Themes Covered:

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Astronomy
  • Earth Sciences
  • Climate Policy
  • Global Warming

Pitching Insights

Aubrey's coverage primarily focuses on local weather, seasonal changes, and agriculture in the Harrisonburg area of Virginia. She often covers evolving weather stories such as storms and their impact on farming and residential areas.

Given her emphasis on local content, Aubrey may be interested in receiving pitches related to upcoming weather events affecting the Harrisonburg area or unique historical insights about local weather patterns. Additionally, she might appreciate expert commentary from meteorologists or agricultural specialists familiar with the region.

Pitches that align with her focus on seasonal changes, natural disasters like storms impacting local farms and communities would likely resonate well. Consider providing localized data or tips related to gardening/farming post-seasonal activities for potential consideration by Aubrey.

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