Derek Sibley is a Weekend Evening Meteorologist at WKBT News 8 Now. He focuses on climate change and environmental issues, with particular expertise in water management, conservation, and rights, as well as broader themes in regional and world news across North America, APAC, and LATAM. Derek's work has been featured in WDSU-TV and MSN.
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Derek Sibley's coverage primarily focuses on weather-related topics, specifically local forecasts for the La Crosse region in Wisconsin. Given his emphasis on seasonal attributes and local themes like house & home and culture & society, he may be interested in receiving pitches that provide unique insights or expert commentary related to regional weather patterns, their impact on daily life, or events tied to specific seasons.
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By: Derek Sibley
Severe weather is becoming more likely this afternoon and evening
Severe weather is occurring right now
Severe weather is now occurring
Severe weather is now occurring
By: Derek Sibley
Severe weather is occurring right now
A SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING has been issued for Tangipahoa Parish until 3:45PM. Tennis ball sized hail and 60 mph wind gusts possible.
By: Derek Sibley
A SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WATCH is now in effect for all of the Northshore and south Mississippi until 8pm this evening.
NORTHEASTERN ATLANTIC: Sign up for our Newsletters A strong non-tropical area of low pressure is located over the northeastern Atlantic several hundred miles northeast of the Azores.
By: Scot Pilie, Raven Richard, Derek Sibley
Severe storms are moving over the New Orleans Metro Friday. Below are the current advisories and warnings in place. Flash Flood Warning:
MIAMI — The National Hurricane Center mentioned that the name "Dolly" was "purely coincidental" in their first forecast discussion on the newly formed storm this morning.
