Television meteorologist and science reporter
Ben Gelber is a television meteorologist and science reporter based in Columbus, Ohio. He is known for his work on WCMH-TV, NBC4, and nbc4i.com, where he provides weather forecasts and reports on local weather events. Ben's expertise in meteorology and his passion for science make him a trusted source for weather-related news and information in the Ohio area.
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Ben Gelber's coverage primarily focuses on weather, with a specific emphasis on seasonal and event-based content related to Ohio and Columbus. His articles often cover extreme weather events and the impact of such conditions.
Given Ben's focus, he is likely to be interested in pitches that provide unique insights into upcoming or ongoing severe weather events in the Ohio region. Additionally, contributions from meteorologists or experts specializing in extreme weather patterns may resonate well with him.
It’s important to note that his coverage does not extend significantly beyond local weather-related topics. Therefore, any outreach should directly align with his area of expertise for optimal relevance.
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Farmers and commercial growers in the driest areas in southern Ohio are working long hours to salvage withered crops.
High pressure over the Northeast will continue draw warm air northward in a southerly flow. Temperatures will rise to upper 80s, about 10 degrees above normal.
High pressure over the Northeast will continue draw warm air northward in a southerly flow. Temperatures will rise to upper 80s, 10 degrees above normal, through the weekend. The early mornings wil…
WCMH When fall colors are expected to peak in Ohio Link Copied
High pressure over the Northeast brought abundant sunshine. A light southerly flow sent temperatures into the upper 70s, nearly 10 degrees above normal for early October.
NOAA's Climate Prediction Center is forecasting milder-than-normal weather through the fall, with slightly above-normal rainfall across Ohio.
By: Ben Gelber
A broad area of high pressure extends from the Great Lakes to the Mid-Atlantic, which will keep the weather mostly sunny and seasonable. Temperatures will top out in the upper 60s.
The latest U.S. Drought Monitor shows continuing extreme to exception drought south and east of the Columbus area, despite some welcome rain about two weeks ago from the remnants of Hurricane Helen…
By: Ben Gelber
The weather at the end of October can range from late summer to early winter, creating challenges for outdoor plans, and how to dress the youngsters for trick-or-treating.
Cooler weather and a mix of sun and clouds followed in the wake of the cold front that crossed the state. Afternoon temperatures will be about 20 degrees cooler than the past few days, in the upper…
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