David Ernst is a Meteorologist at WBAY-TV. With a focus on local weather and environmental topics, he covers regional interests and world news, including the impacts of climate change. David's insights and expertise have been featured in various outlets, reflecting his commitment to informing the public about significant weather events and seasonal holidays.
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David Ernst's coverage predominantly focuses on local weather patterns, particularly around snowfall, wind conditions, and temperature fluctuations in Green Bay, Wisconsin. Given the seasonal theme of his articles and their focus on tragedy (presumably related to severe weather events), David would likely appreciate pitches from experts who can provide insights into extreme weather preparedness, safety tips during hazardous conditions like blizzards or dense fog.
Considering the recurring themes of "House & Home" in his coverage attributes, he might also be interested in content that helps homeowners prepare for extreme weather events or offers advice on home maintenance during challenging climate situations.
Pitches tailored to offer practical advice for local residents dealing with inclement weather may resonate well with David's area of focus.
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Your First Alert Forecast from the First Alert Weather Team...
Your First Alert Forecast from the First Alert Weather Team...
Your First Alert Forecast from the First Alert Weather Team...
Your First Alert Forecast from the First Alert Weather Team...
Your First Alert Forecast from the First Alert Weather Team...
Your First Alert Forecast from the First Alert Weather Team...
Your First Alert Forecast from the First Alert Weather Team...
Our next weathermaker is moving into the region tonight. Scattered rain showers can be expected overnight. Temperatures will hold steady in the upper half of the 40s. We’ll begin Sunday cloudy with a few spotty showers. Rain will become more widespread after 9 a.m. with steadier showers ongoing through the early/mid afternoon. As the rain moves eastward, we may see some late-day sunshine peeking through the clouds. Total rainfall should be less than 0.25″ for most. Highs Sunday will be in the low-to-mid 50s.
The lead-up to Thanksgiving saw a host of activities and events at Veritas Preparatory School. The third through sixth-grade classes were visited by District Attorneys Chelsea Sanford and Lane Mills, where they were sworn in as jurors to reach an important verdict in the case of Goldilocks vs. The Three Bears. (Photo: Being sworn in for jury duty.)
Our FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY continues through Friday morning! Most of us will see 4-6” of snow; however, onshore winds will create bands of heavier lake-effect snow across far eastern Wisconsin. Areas from Green Bay and east towards Lake Michigan will see snow totals rise to 6-10”. Slippery travel will persist through the night... even on treated roads. We encourage drivers to give themselves extra travel time, slow down, and allow for plenty of following distance since braking will be more difficult with the slippery conditions.
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