Audrey Pentecost is a Meteorologist at WJMN-TV CBS Local 3 News, part of the Nexstar Media Group. She focuses on regional interest and world news, with a particular emphasis on climate change, climate policy, and ClimateTech in North America. Audrey's insights and expertise have been featured in Yahoo News, WJMN-TV CBS Local 3 News, and WBKO.
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Audrey's coverage is primarily local, focusing on weather and community events in Marquette, Michigan. She shows a keen interest in seasonal topics such as weather patterns and how they affect the local community. Given her focus on scientific themes related to weather and seasons, she may be interested in receiving pitches from experts who can provide insights into these topics or offer tips for dealing with specific seasonal challenges.
In addition to weather-related content, Audrey also covers stories related to house & home, agriculture & farming, family & relationships. Pitches regarding local businesses or initiatives that tie into these themes might resonate well with her audience.
As the geographic focus is specified (Marquette, Michigan), it would be beneficial for potential sources to tailor their pitches accordingly by highlighting any direct relevance or impact on this specific area.
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Mostly dry today with more rain chances on the way.
More rain showers and thunderstorms possible through the weekend.
Some scattered rain showers and thunderstorms today. Dry weather returns for tomorrow and continues through the rest of the work week.
First Alert Meteorologist Audrey Pentecost explains rip currents and what to do when you encounter them.
Sunshine with dry conditions and warm temperatures continue through the work week with some rain and storms returning for the weekend.
Hotter temperatures through the weekend and next week. Rain chances increase for the start of next week.
FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY THROUGH TUESDAY 7 P.M.: A flood watch is in effect due to a slow moving system bringing the potential for heavy rain that could lead to flash flooding in low lying areas and areas more prone to flooding. Heat indices will increase midweek.
FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY: A flood watch is in effect through Wednesday morning with a slight risk for strong storms. Temperatures will heat up midweek.
Hot temperatures continue for the rest of the week, but cooler weather is in our sights!
Saturday will start off with the summer heat as usual, but a storm system will move into the region in the evening, bringing heavy rain Saturday night and early Sunday morning. Cooler temperatures are in the forecast for next week.
