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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Flash flooding is imminent or occurring , La. — A FLASH FLOOD WARNING has been issued for Tangipahoa Parish until 7:45PM.
July's update is now lower than the previous April forecast Colorado State University (CSU) has released it's July Atlantic hurricane season update.
Minor flooding is occurring NEW ORLEANS — A FLOOD ADVISORY has been issued for parts of Orleans Parish until 3:45PM. Hearst Owned
Watching for potential low pressure that could develop in the Gulf , —
By: Raven Richard, Derek Sibley
2 areas of interest have been identified in the northeastern Gulf and eastern Atlantic for potential development within the next 7 days.
By: Derek Sibley
If the Sunshine Protection Act passes, there will be no more falling back
By: Raven Richard, Derek Sibley
Both areas of interest continue to show low chances for development in the next seven day. One is in the northeastern Gulf and the other is in the eastern Atlantic.
NOAA says the satellite data has been restored
Insight from the National Hurricane Center in Miami, Florida As Tropical Depression Two makes it's way toward southeast Louisiana, it still has the potential to become a tropical storm before landfall.
A look some of the highest winds recorded over parts of southeast Louisiana
