Dave Aguilera is a meteorologist for CBS News, specializing in local weather forecasts for the Colorado area, particularly Denver. With a focus on providing accurate and timely information, Dave keeps residents informed about severe weather conditions, snowstorms, blizzards, and other weather events that impact the region.
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Dave Aguilera's local focus on Colorado weather, particularly snowstorms and cold fronts, indicates that he is most likely to respond positively to pitches related to upcoming severe weather events in the state. Experts who can provide insights into meteorological phenomena or offer advice on preparing for extreme weather conditions may be of particular interest.
Given his event coverage attribute percentage, presenting unique angles or stories around evolving storms and their potential impact could capture Dave's attention. Additionally, since his themes covered include tragedy at 33%, it might be beneficial to approach him with stories about how communities are affected by severe weather events and any tragedies that result from them.
It’s important to note that Dave focuses primarily on local news in Colorado; therefore, any pitched topics should directly relate to this geographic area.
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More near record heat expected Thursday with a few late day thunderstorms helping to cool things off.
Friday is a First Alert Weather Day for the Denver metro area and all of Eastern Colorado. Expect less heat but, a much bigger threat of severe thunderstorms developing by afternoon and evening.
After that brief two day cool down, Colorado is rolling right into the Dog Days of Summer with a prolonged heat wave set to surge into the Rockies.
After over three weeks of super dry weather over Colorado the biggest storm system of the season is heading toward the Rocky Mountain Region.
By: Dave Aguilera
Our windy cold front that boosted Thursday's fire danger has opened the door for colder air to filter into Colorado. Frost and Freeze issues may pop up overnight in many areas as a result.
Wednesday is a FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY for Denver and the Front Range.
By: Dave Aguilera
A snowstorm that moved across Colorado and resulted in Denver's first official measurable snow of the season packed quite a punch for the Eastern Plains.
By: Dave Aguilera
Our storm that keeps on giving is set to give Colorado one more big blast of snow all day Friday into Saturday morning. Friday and Saturday are both First Alert Weather Days.
By: Dave Aguilera
Our November storm is still alive and kicking with heavy pockets of snow expected through Saturday morning.
By: Dave Aguilera, Spencer Wilson
Colorado's mountains picked up an impressive amount of snow with this week's storm. For some areas, accumulations of between a foot and 2 feet were measured on Wednesday.
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