Damon Singleton is a meteorologist at NOLA.com and WDSU-TV. He focuses on climate change and environmental issues, with a particular interest in Central America, the Caribbean, and South America. Damon has been featured in notable outlets such as NOLA.com, WDSU-TV, and The Advocate.
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New Orleans, United States (Local)
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Damon Singleton's coverage is focused on providing daily weather updates with a focus on local events in Louisiana, New Orleans. If you have information related to upcoming weather patterns, particularly stormy or severe conditions, or insights into how specific weather conditions might impact the area he covers, your pitch would likely be well-received.
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By: Damon Singleton
Here's everything you need to know, presented by LCMC Health.
By: Damon Singleton, Justin Mitchell
Satellite image of Tropical Storm Arthur Tropical Storm Arthur is cradling the Texas coastline as the storm moves northeast toward a western Louisiana landfall later Wednesday night.
By: Justin Mitchell, Damon Singleton
Arthur was not a tropical storm when it arrived in southeast Louisiana, but the disorganized mess of a disturbance left damage and destruction behind in parts of the New Orleans metro, particularly in Jefferson Parish.
By: Damon Singleton
Regardless of strength, the disturbance is expected to skirt the coastline in the warm waters of the Gulf and dump lots of rain over the next few days. Here’s what you need to know.
By: Damon Singleton
Tropical Depression 2 is supposed to strengthen into Tropical Storm Bertha.
By: Damon Singleton
of 2 Tropical Depression 2 churns in the Gulf on July 20, 2026. Tropical Depression 2 is churning in the Gulf Monday afternoon and will likely become Tropical Storm Bertha overnight.
By: Damon Singleton
Here’s the latest on the disorganized tropical storm.
By: Damon Singleton
Meteorologist Damon Singleton at home in New Orleans. (Photo by Chris Granger, The Times-Picayune)
