Cort Klopping is a journalist for GOCOM Media of Northern California, focusing on local news in the Chico area. With an emphasis on weather forecasting and updates, Cort provides timely and accurate information to keep the community informed and prepared for changing conditions.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
Chico, California, United States (Local)
Cort Klopping's coverage focuses on local news, particularly weather updates, traffic accidents, fire incidents, and city announcements in the Chico area of California. He seems to prioritize breaking news and evolving stories.
If you are reaching out with a pitch for Cort Klopping, consider providing insights or data related to local weather patterns specific to the Chico area. Additionally, if you have information about traffic accidents or developments in fire incident management within this locality, it could be relevant to his coverage.
Given his focus on house & home and product promotions as well as seasonal content & publishing themes alongside the topics he covers like homelessness and city updates; pitching ideas that relate to these areas might also attract his attention.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
By: Cort Klopping
Throw on a warm extra layer & make plans to take advantage of the milder conditions while they last before you head out the door Friday. We have a chance for showers early Friday, and then cloudy but mild conditions on tap for your afternoon. Wet and breezy conditions will return Saturday, and we'll have the potential for more wet and windy weather through the middle of next week.
By: Cort Klopping
It's a good idea to throw on a windbreaker over light layers and to grab your sunglasses before you head out the door Friday. Gusty north winds will continue to bring the potential for travel impacts and power outages today, and we'll have sunny skies and a major warming trend on tap through your final weekend of the Winter season.
By: Cort Klopping
It's a good idea to grab your sunglasses and your umbrella as you get ready to head out the door to take on your Wednesday. We're clear and mild to start the day, but will have increasing clouds, cooler temperatures and the potential for showers and thunderstorms across our region Wednesday afternoon. More wet and cooler weather will be likely late this week. We'll then dry out with a modest warming trend this weekend, and end up sunny and much warmer early next week.
By: Cort Klopping
It's a good idea to throw on a warmer extra layer and to give yourself extra time to get where you need to go as you get ready to head out the door Friday. We've had showers, lower snow levels and colder temperatures overnight into Friday, and will continue to have the potential for scattered showers and thunderstorm activity through the day. Limited scattered shower chances and modestly warmer temperatures are on the way for your weekend, and a major warming trend is ahead for next week.
By: Cort Klopping
It's a good idea to throw on light layers, grab your sunglasses and pack some extra water as you get ready to head out the door Tuesday. Mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies, a mild morning and warmer afternoon are on tap for today. Not much variety ahead. Partly cloudy to mostly sunny skies, milder mornings and slightly warmer afternoons are on the way for the rest of this week into this weekend.
By: Cort Klopping
It's a good idea to throw on a light extra layer and to grab your sunglasses before you head out the door Tuesday. Sunny skies, a modest warming trend and breezy to gusty northwest winds will be on tap through the middle of this week. We'll warm up through Friday, but then have cooler and wet weather on the way for your weekend.
By: Cort Klopping
It's a good idea to throw on a light extra layer, use a little extra hairspray and to grab your sunglasses before you head out the door Tuesday. Bright, modestly warmer and breezy conditions are on tap for your Tuesday. Stronger winds on the way for the middle of this week, and a MAJOR warming trend is ahead.
By: Cort Klopping
It's a good idea to throw on lighter layers and to grab your sunglasses before you head out the door Thursday. High pressure building into the West Coast from the eastern Pacific will drive clear to sunny skies, and a major warming trend across our region into your Mother's Day Weekend. The cool and wet system off to our east is still close enough to leave us with breezy north winds to start your Thursday, but will track east and our winds will diminish through the day. Wind Advisories remain in effect through 9am Thursday in Trinity County and through 11am Thursday in the foothills and Sierra. Winds will be out of the north to 15mph, and gusts up to 35mph will be possible in the valley early in the day. 45mph gusts out of the northeast will be possible in the Sierra early in the day. Gusts subside into the 20mph range this afternoon. Temperatures have dipped into the mid 50's to mid 60's across the valley, 40's to 50's in the foothills, and 30's to 40's in most mountain zones overnight. We'll be sunny & dry today. High temperatures are projected to climb into the mid to upper 80's in the valley, upper 60's to low 80's in the foothills, 60's to 70's in the Sierra, and 70's to lower 80's in the Northern Mountains Thursday afternoon. We'll have sunshine and very warm conditions for anyone planning on heading out to the Thursday Night Market in Chico Thursday evening.
By: Javier Hernandez
Once the developer gets the needed permits and proves they have money to make the phase 1 improvements, the two-year lease will start.
By: Cort Klopping
It's a good idea to dress in light clothing, grab your sunglasses and pack some extra water as you get ready to head out the door Friday. We're staying sunny and will end up hot again Friday afternoon. Some clouds and modest relief from the heat are on the way for your weekend, but triple digit heat will return early next week.
(833) 317-6278 