Chris Michaels is a journalist for WSLS 10, focusing on local news in Roanoke, Virginia. With a specialization in weather reporting, Chris provides updates on current conditions, forecasts, and tracks storm systems that impact the region.
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Chris Michaels primarily covers weather-related topics, with a focus on local events in the United States, particularly Virginia and Roanoke. His coverage leans heavily towards seasonal topics such as storms, rain, heatwaves, and meteor showers.
If you have insights or data related to upcoming weather patterns or specific local climate phenomena in the areas Chris focuses on, consider reaching out to offer your expertise. Local homeownership issues are also part of his coverage attributes so if you have information about how certain types of weather can impact homes and property it could make for an interesting angle when pitching ideas to him.
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The threat for brush fires will be higher than usual through Wednesday.
By: Chris Michaels
On average, March is the windiest month of the year in our part of Virginia ROANOKE, Va. – It was just a few days ago that temperatures reached the 70s and lower 80s.
This week's high heat could lead to more long balls being hit at DBAP!
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Large temperature swings are common when we transition from season-to-season.
The flooding in Carolina Beach is being called a 1,000-year flood. WRAL meteorologist Chris Michaels explains what that means.
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Extreme cold can happen without wind, so the National Weather Service is revising how they warn for dangerous winter conditions.
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