Derek Kevra is a meteorologist and host for WJBK-TV in Detroit, Michigan. With a focus on local weather, Derek provides accurate and up-to-date forecasts for the Detroit area. He also covers weather-related events and provides insights into how weather conditions may impact daily activities and events in the region.
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Detroit, Michigan, United States (Local)
Derek Kevra's coverage is focused on local weather events, particularly in the Detroit and Michigan areas. He also covers seasonal events like Halloween. Given his focus on local weather, he would likely be receptive to pitches related to localized severe weather events such as snowstorms or heavy rain that could impact the community.
For seasonal topics, given his interest in covering Halloween-related forecasts, he may respond well to content related to other seasonal activities or traditions within the region.
Considering Derek's emphasis on house & home themes, there might be an opportunity for experts in home safety during severe weather conditions or professionals who can provide insights into how specific types of severe weather (e.g., heavy snow) can impact homes and communities.
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By: Derek Kevra
Wind chills could dip to as low as -20 between tonight and tomorrow morning.
By: Stephanie Mead, Derek Kevra
Detroit will see snow to end the week -- how much to expect and why it's going to wreak havoc on the roads again.
Snow in Metro Detroit arrives Thursday morning. Here's how much to expect where you live
By: Derek Kevra
Coming off of a cooler weekend, plan on temperatures jumping this week. In fact, a couple 50-degree days are likely!
By: Derek Kevra
Strong winds, medium hail, and isolated tornadoes are all possible this week. Here's when to expect the severe weather:
By: Derek Kevra, Coulter Stuart, Jack Nissen
Six months of sun traveling over Detroit was captured from different vantages around the city last year, showing off brand new perspectives.
Winter isn't done with us yet... Michigan will pick up a few inches of snow Friday. Here's how much to expect:
By: Derek Kevra
Don't expect Mother Nature to melt the snow this weekend as temperatures are expected to remain cold into next week.
By: Alan Longstreet, Derek Kevra
DETROIT (FOX 2) The 2024 Solar Eclipse is going to be a once-in-a-lifetime event as the country's lower 48 states will all get a portion of the eclipse – and it's coming through the tiniest portion of Michigan
Due to the difference in air mass temperatures, one of the primary threats we could see is large hail, followed by a likelihood for strong gusty winds along the line of storms.
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