Elizabeth Copeland is the Chief Meteorologist for WTXL ABC 27 in Tallahassee, Florida. With a background as a former Chief Meteorologist for KPAX, Elizabeth brings her expertise in weather forecasting to provide accurate and timely updates for the local community. She is passionate about outdoor activities and enjoys sharing her knowledge and love for weather with her audience.
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Elizabeth Copeland's coverage mostly revolves around seasonal and event-based topics, particularly focusing on weather-related events in the Southern United States. She also covers holidays such as Christmas and how they relate to weather patterns.
Given her focus, pitches should offer insights into local or regional weather trends, holiday-specific activities or events affected by weather, or expert analysis of specific weather phenomena common to the region she covers. Additionally, offering tips for dealing with severe weather during holidays could be valuable given her coverage themes.
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By: Elizabeth Copeland
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WTXL) — Rain keeps us on our toes Thursday.
Light showers pass through the Big Bend and South Georgia Friday morning. These will just be heavy enough for the windshield wipers but just light enough not to be a soaking rain!
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WTXL) — Veterans Day starts out soggy for a lot of our neighborhoods in the Big Bend and South Georgia.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WTXL) — No need to put up the umbrellas just yet.
By: Elizabeth Copeland
Spot showers Wednesday night with scattered showers Thursday ahead of cold front
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WTXL) — Rain chances increase Thursday as a cold front moves west to east across our neighborhoods in the Big Bend and South Georgia.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WTXL) — According to the Florida 511, "crash involving a tractor-trailer in Leon County on I-10 West, at MM 213. All lanes blocked."
By: Elizabeth Copeland
Tri-state area will receive rain and thunderstorms during mid to late afternoon hours. Rain moves northwest to southeast throughout the evening. Widespread howers move out by Wednesday.
Monticello starts overcast and warm, but ends with a chill in the air
By: Elizabeth Copeland
Feeling even cooler with a slight breeze the next few mornings!
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