Casey Dorn is a meteorologist for KOAA5 in Colorado Springs, focusing on local weather forecasts and conditions. With a keen eye for tracking winter storms and their impact on travel and outdoor activities, Casey provides valuable information to the community to ensure safety and preparedness.
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Colorado Springs, Colorado, United States (Local)
Casey Dorn's coverage predominantly focuses on weather-related events and their impact, particularly in Southern Colorado. She seems to be highly interested in providing local residents with information regarding winter storms, blizzards, wind conditions, and cold temperatures.
Given her focus on local weather events and their implications for the community, she may respond well to pitches that offer expert insights or tips on preparing for severe weather conditions specific to Southern Colorado. Those who can provide context about how these patterns compare historically could also capture her interest. If your expertise lies within this domain or if you have a compelling human-interest angle related to these topics, it is likely worth reaching out to Casey with relevant stories.
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You will be able to see the Northern Lights in Colorado this weekend, if you know where and when to look.
By: Casey Dorn
After a historic showing of the Aurora Borealis last night, many are wondering if they might be able to see it again tonight. To answer that, we need to answer two questions. First: what's the weather going to do today and tonight. Second, what's going to happen geomagnetic storm wise.
Many southern Colorado residents saw the northern lights on Friday night. Here are some of your photos.
Today's Forecast: After rounds of thunderstorms yesterday - including some nickel sized hail in the Pikes Peak Region, much less active weather awaits us today in southern Colorado.
By: Casey Dorn
Today's Forecast: High pressure will keep us high and dry today in southern Colorado with a nice warm up on the way.
By: Casey Dorn
It's a statement we haven't been able to make much this year: it's going to be very nice this weekend.
Warm and comfortable conditions this weekend with mountain showers developing this afternoon and moving to the I-25 corridor.
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