Brendan Johnson is a meteorologist at TMJ4 News. He specializes in climate change and environmental issues, with a focus on regional interest and world news, particularly in North America. Brendan has been featured in jb construction, TMJ4 News, and the Watertown Daily Times.
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Brendan Johnson’s coverage primarily focuses on local weather events and seasonal changes, with a significant emphasis on the impact of these phenomena. His articles often target specific locations within Wisconsin, particularly Milwaukee.
Given his focus on local weather conditions and their impacts, Brendan may be interested in receiving pitches related to businesses that are impacted by changing weather patterns such as snow or rain. This could include how they prepare for or respond to these conditions.
Additionally, considering the themes covered in his articles such as house & home and tragedy, he may also be open to stories about how extreme weather affects homes or communities in the region. For example, pieces discussing measures homeowners can take to protect their properties during severe winter storms might resonate well with him.
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**A DENSE FOG ADVISORY IS IN EFFECT UNTIL 9 AM FOR MILWAUKEE, RACINE, KENOSHA, WALWORTH, WAUKESHA, JEFFERSON AND DODGE COUNTIES**
Now that cooler air has moved in, the rest of the work week feels more like December. Overnight lows have fallen to around freezing across most of SE Wisconsin.
Overnight snow showers have been light and were seen exiting the area before daybreak. Storm Team 4 is monitoring an Alberta Clipper that moves through the Great Lakes tomorrow into early Friday.
**A WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY HAS BEEN ISSUED FOR DODGE, FOND DU LAC, JEFFERSON, KENOSHA, MILWAUKEE, OZAUKEE, RACINE, SHEBOYGAN, WAUKESHA AND WASHINGTON COUNTIES FROM THURSDAY UNTIL FRIDAY MORNING**
Arctic air is back in Wisconsin after the recent snowfall. Highs return to the 30s tomorrow, but some wintry mix rolls in before a mild stretch of weather takes over for the holiday.
Although a gradual warm-up is underway, a messy mix of freezing drizzle, rain and light snow showers moves by on Monday. Untreated roads & sidewalks could get slippery first thing tomorrow morning.
Overnight lows have fallen into the teens and lower 20s across southern Wisconsin early Friday.
By: Brendan Johnson
Wind chills have fallen below zero Saturday morning. While southern Wisconsin misses a Winter Storm this weekend, some lake-effect snow could move by early Monday morning.
Lake effect snow chances are increasing Monday morning for Milwaukee, Racine and Kenosha. The best potential for accumulating snowfall is near and East of I-41/94.
Scattered snow showers roll into southern Wisconsin after midnight. 1-2" of snowfall is expected across the Milwaukee area through Sunday morning.
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