Denis Phillips is the Chief Meteorologist at WFTS-TV. He specializes in weather-related topics, particularly focusing on seasonal events such as Halloween and other holidays. Denis is featured in various segments that highlight the intersection of weather patterns and festive occasions.
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Denis Phillips' coverage focuses on local weather events, particularly rainy and stormy conditions. He seems to value announcements, government updates, and press releases related to weather forecasts.
For effective outreach, provide relevant insights or data about upcoming local weather patterns in Florida or Tampa. Since he covers tragedy as a theme extensively, consider approaching him if you have information about extreme weather events leading to tragic incidents in his geographic focus area.
Entertainment news is also a minor part of the coverage attributes so pitching human-interest stories related to how entertainment events are impacted by specific types of weather might be well received.
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