Brandon Michaels is the Chief Meteorologist at 23ABC (KERO-TV). With a background covering diverse weather events from tornadoes to blizzards across various regions, he focuses on climate change and environmental issues, particularly in North America and Latin America. Brandon is excited to explore Kern County and California while sharing insights on regional and world news.
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Brandon Michaels's coverage heavily revolves around local weather events, particularly focusing on changes in temperature and the impact of storms. Given his focus on event coverage and seasonal themes, he would likely be interested in pitches related to upcoming weather events or broader trends affecting the local area.
Pitches should provide relevant insights into potential impacts of changing weather patterns on households and communities within California, especially Bakersfield. Additionally, sources who can offer expert analysis or forecasts for specific types of extreme weather conditions such as snowstorms or heavy rainfall may resonate with Brandon's coverage preferences.
Considering Brandon's emphasis on local reporting within California, particularly Bakersfield, it would be beneficial to tailor pitches to reflect a deep understanding of the region’s unique weather patterns and their implications for residents.
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Triple digits are expected to return to Kern this week, but temperatures are on track to fall again this weekend.
Fairly typical summer heat is expected for the next two days, but cooler weather remains on track by the weekend.
Gusty winds later this week will increase fire danger. That National Weather Service has issued a Fire Weather Watch for Friday and Saturday.
Cooler temperatures are coming, but they'll arrive alongside stronger winds. Here in the Valley highs will drop to around 90° for Friday, and then well into the 80s for the weekend.
Winds won't be too strong in the Valley, but gusty winds are expected in our mountain and desert areas, leading to increased fire danger.
Highs in the lower 90s are expected in Bakersfield this week, with warmer temperatures on track for the weekend.
Heat is the big weather story across a huge portion of the US this week, but not here in Kern County.
Temperatures will remain a bit below average through Friday, before climbing a few degrees for the 4th of July.
Cloud cover kept temperatures a bit lower on Monday. Clearing skies will bring triple digit highs back to the Valley.
Bakersfield rose above 100° Tuesday afternoon, and high temperatures are expected to stay above 100° for the rest of the work week.
