Dave Warren is a journalist for CBS News, specializing in local news coverage for the South Florida region, particularly Miami. With a focus on weather updates and environmental issues, Dave provides accurate and timely information to keep the community informed about current conditions and events.
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Dave Warren predominantly covers local weather events in South Florida, with a specific focus on seasonal changes and evolving weather stories. His coverage also includes topics related to tragedy and house & home.
To effectively reach out to him, it would be beneficial to provide updates or insights regarding upcoming weather events or developments relevant to South Florida specifically. Additionally, for the "Tragedy" theme covered by Dave, pitches related to preparedness tips during extreme weather conditions or insights into how communities recover from natural disasters may be of interest.
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MIAMI - Another hot day across South Florida with the heat advisory still in effect through 8 p.m.
By: Dave Warren
Inspired by Hurricane Irma, Will Charouhis plants mangroves to combat coastal development impact.
The chance of rain drops a bit this weekend.
By: Dave Warren
Gusty squalls from the tropical system will sweep South Florida on Wednesday and Thursday.
By: Dave Warren, Kc Sherman
MIAMI — Tropical Storm Milton formed in the western Gulf of Mexico on Saturday and it is now forecasted to become a major hurricane as it approaches Florida's Gulf Coast, said CBS News Miami's NEXT Weather Team.
By: Kc Sherman, Dave Warren
MIAMI — Milton is now a Category 1 hurricane after forming as a tropical storm in the western Gulf of Mexico on Saturday and continues strengthening as it approaches Florida's Gulf Coast.
By: Ivan Cabrera, Kc Sherman, Dave Warren
MIAMI ( WFOR ) — After strengthening into a Category 5 hurricane, Milton weakened slightly to a powerful Category 4 storm as it continued on its path Tuesday toward the west coast of Florida.
MIAMI - Breezy days ahead for South Florida as high pressure sits off the east coast of the United States.
Heavy downpours will reduce visibility and lead to minor flooding on roadways as showers continue
MIAMI - South Florida is in for another warm day before our first significant cold front arrives.
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