Avaionia Smith is a journalist for WTOK-TV, focusing on local news in Meridian, Mississippi. She covers weather updates, including cold fronts, severe storms, and other weather-related events impacting the community. Avaionia's articles provide timely and accurate information to help residents stay prepared and informed about local weather conditions.
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Avaionia Smith's coverage predominantly focuses on local weather, specifically cold temperatures, rain, and winter weather in the Mississippi area. Her articles also touch on seasonal themes with announcements.
If you are looking to reach out to Avaionia with a pitch idea, consider providing insights related to local weather events such as storms or extreme temperature changes in the Mississippi region. Additionally, if you have information about upcoming severe weather conditions or tips for preparing for specific seasonal changes that impact residents in this area, it may be of interest to her audience.
It is important to keep pitches focused on localized content relevant to the areas she covers and align them with her predominant themes of house & home and tragedy.
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By: Avaionia Smith
MERIDIAN, Miss. (WTOK) - Happy Fri-YAY! Once again morning fog may hinder your morning drive, so be on the lookout for that.
KCEN Meteorologist Avaionia Smith
By: Matt Farrell, Whitney Huddleston, Avaionia Smith
Hail and damaging winds will be the likeliest threats with storms. Temperatures will remain in the 90's with heat index values over 100°.
By: Matt Farrell, Avaionia Smith, Whitney Huddleston
A Severe Thunderstorm Warning is in place for Bosque and Hill counties, with hail, damaging winds and isolated tornadoes possible Thur. & Fri.
Meteorologist Avaionia Smith took measurements on days in June, July, and August to compare different temperature during the summer months. During her observations it is clear that the weather forecast of the day and time of day plans a significant role in how hot equipment will get. Temperatures ranged between 80-126 between June-August. (See data below) 126 degree is too hot for the bare skin and if directly exposed could cause burns.
Meteorologist Avaionia Smith explains rain coverage, different types of precipitation, and conducts a fun and easy experiment.
Fall has begun and changes are on the way, but why? This segment of Weather Impact 101 breaks it all down.
High pressure and low pressure are two terms that are used often when forecasting, but what do they mean?
Home thermometers and thermometers that meteorologists use to measure air temperatures may pick up different readings.
The giant band of water can be as large as 200 miles to 400 miles wide. The water moves inland and since it is near the mountains, the mountains push the water upward.
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