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Brian Macmillan is a Lead Carpenter/Lead Fly/Prop-maker/Special Effects professional. He focuses on themes related to climate change and the environment, with a particular emphasis on regional interest and world news spanning North America and LATAM, as well as APAC. Brian's work has been featured in notable outlets including Yahoo News, FOX 13 Seattle, and the Anchorage Daily News.
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Brian Macmillan's coverage is focused on local weather events in Seattle and Western Washington, with an emphasis on seasonal changes and event-specific forecasts. His articles primarily cover weather-related topics, including rain, snow, temperature fluctuations, and their impacts.
If reaching out to Brian for coverage or expert commentary pitches related to current or upcoming weather events in the Seattle area or broader Western Washington region would likely be welcomed. Providing insights into how specific weather patterns may impact residents' daily activities or offering context about unusual weather phenomena could also capture his interest.
Given the focus of his reporting on local conditions within a specific geographic area (Seattle & Western Washington), relevant experts should have direct knowledge of the climate dynamics in this region when approaching him with information.
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By: Claire Anderson, Ilona McCauley, Brian MacMillan, Abby Acone
No big changes are forecast for the next few days. We are forecast to warm up on Thursday. The toasty temps will lead to an increase in fire danger. A chance for mountain storms will keep fire danger high again on Friday.
By: Ilona McCauley, Brian MacMillan, Claire Anderson
Wednesday will see highs again in the upper 70s to low 80s, which is around the seasonal average for the middle of August. Still hot for central Washington with temperatures reaching the low 90s and smoky skies. The coast continues to have a hard time clearing, so temperatures have been on the cooler side.
SEATTLE Western Washington will continue its trend of comfortably warm weather the rest of the work week.
By: Brian Macmillan, Ilona Mccauley, Abby Acone, Claire Anderson
Thursday will see some of the warmest temperatures of the week, reaching the upper 70s to mid 80s.
By: Ilona Mccauley, Brian Macmillan, Abby Acone, Claire Anderson
Showers and potential thunderstorms will roll through Western Washington on Saturday, but the biggest risk of thunderstorms will be over the Cascades.
By: Brian MacMillan, Claire Anderson, Abby Acone
By: Brian MacMillan, Abby Acone, Ilona McCauley, Claire Anderson
Overall, the forecast will turn much milder and more moderate for much of next week, with the main shower and thunderstorm chances focused on Saturday.
By: Ilona McCauley, Abby Acone, Brian MacMillan, Claire Anderson
Sunday will start with morning clouds and a couple of showers, followed by increasing sunshine through the afternoon. Conditions will turn drier and brighter as the day progresses. There's a small chance of a thunderstorm in the North Sound early in the day, but there's a better chance of plain old rain.
By: Claire Anderson, Abby Acone, Brian MacMillan, Ilona McCauley
The upper level low will continue exiting the area on Sunday. Another round of early morning showers and isolated thunderstorms are possible, mainly north. The storms may continue some lightning and gusty winds, similar to Saturday.
By: Abby Acone, Brian MacMillan, Claire Anderson, Ilona McCauley
A ridge of high pressure will begin building into our region on Monday. The hot, dry conditions will lead to a high fire risk as critical burn conditions settle in through Tuesday.
