Fill-In Weather Anchor/Bilingual Multimedia Journalist
Eduardo Huijon is a Fill-In Weather Anchor/Bilingual Multimedia Journalist at CBS7 and KSBY. He focuses on themes of climate change and the environment, as well as regional interest and world news, often covering topics such as social issues, crime, and the arts in relation to California and Texas. Eduardo's work has been featured in CBS7 and KSBY.
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Eduardo Huijon's coverage is predominantly focused on local news, particularly weather-related events and community happenings in the Central Coast area. He seems to be interested in specific local events, such as festivals, natural phenomena like storms and waves affecting the area, and community issues.
Given Eduardo's focus on reporting about local events and weather conditions in a specific region, he would likely be responsive to pitches related to upcoming or ongoing local events, unique stories from the Central Coast community members or seasonal changes impacting the area. If you have any information pertaining to extreme weather conditions or their impact on local communities in Texas (particularly Midland), consider reaching out with that angle.
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The city is investing in a long-planned project to reduce the risk of storm-related flooding along South Higuera Street and the surrounding area.
A significant high-surf event with coastal flooding is expected this weekend into the upcoming week, with the most dangerous conditions expected from Monday into Tuesday.
The most dangerous conditions from the significant high-surf event with coastal flooding are expected on Monday and Tuesday.
The tail end of the system over northern California will brush the Central Coast Sunday afternoon and evening with some light rain, mainly over northwestern San Luis Obispo County.
The tail end of a system over northern California brushed over the Central Coast Sunday afternoon. Amounts, if any, will be under 0.10 inches.
A broad upper ridge of high pressure will continue through Thursday. Light to occasionally moderate offshore flow is expected for the first couple of days of the new year.
Offshore flow will turn light-onshore ahead of a weakening front approaching south of the region on Friday, with some drizzle accompanying the frontal passage north of Point Conception.
By: Eduardo Huijon
The front will mostly dissipate as it moves across the area, though it is expected to be accompanied by areas of light rain for locations north of Point Conception through Friday night.
By: Eduardo Huijon
A Wind Advisory is in effect for SLO and Santa Barbara counties until 10 a.m. Sunday, January 5th. Wind gusts will range between 35 to 50 mph, with the winds diminishing during the day on Sunday.
A warming trend is still expected through Monday. But as offshore flow increases around Tuesday, some cold advection will bring some cooler temperatures to the Central Coast.
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