Blaise Keller is a Meteorologist at WKOW-ABC 27. With a focus on regional interest and world news, Blaise covers critical topics such as climate change, climate policy, and ClimateTech, emphasizing the impact of global warming. He has been featured in Madison Magazine and WMSN TV Fox 47.
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Blaise Keller's coverage is heavily focused on weather-related topics, particularly in the local area of Madison, Wisconsin. Given this emphasis, those looking to pitch Blaise should consider providing localized and timely information about upcoming or ongoing weather events in the Madison area.
Considering that his articles mainly focus on seasonal changes and often mention winter storms, snow, rain, and temperature fluctuations. This indicates a preference for news related to these areas that are relevant to local communities within Wisconsin.
Given his high percentage of seasonal coverage (76%) with a focus on tragedy (51%), pitches could also incorporate content around how severe weather conditions impact peopleβs houses & homes during different seasons.
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MADISON, Wis. - Between April 13th and April 18th, Wisconsin saw near daily chances for severe weather resulting in 25 tornadoes touching down across the state. A break down of
By: Blaise Keller
Over half of Wisconsin's counties recorded their wettest April on record. A full break down of the state's wettest April on record here.
By: Blaise Keller
From the wettest April on record to the fourth driest May on record, how Wisconsin faired during this dry month here.
MADISON, Wis. - A quick moving low pressure system moved through Wisconsin on Wednesday. Strong winds higher in the atmosphere along with just enough moisture allowed for a handful of
Dangerous heat is coming to Wisconsin thanks to a heat dome. What is a heat dome, how long do they last and what causes them to weaken? An explanation here.
Despite June being fairly average for Wisconsin, the last 6 months have been within the state's top 20 warmest on record. Details here.
On Monday, a powerful EF 3 tornado touched down in Appleton causing devasting damage to the town as well as Menasha. An atmospheric breakdown as well as a look at
By: Blaise Keller
MADISON, Wis. - With a total of 46 tornadoes touching down across Wisconsin since the start of the year, 2026 has tied 2010 for the second most tornado touchdowns in
By: Blaise Keller
For a handful of counties covered by News 3 Now, July 2026 was one of their driest July's on record. A full break down of how July 2026 played out
By: Blaise Keller
Fall 2026 may trend warmer than average across Wisconsin, a look at the fall outlook and an early look at winter 2026/27 as well as a possible historic El NiΓ±o
