Erin Mayovsky is an Anchor at KCPQ-TV (Seattle, WA), where she covers weather, sports, and news. With a focus on events and conferences, Erin frequently reports on topics related to Seattle, including holidays such as Halloween and New Year's Eve. She is also featured on FOX 13 Seattle.
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Erin Mayovsky's coverage predominantly focuses on local weather patterns and seasonal changes in the Seattle area, with a specific emphasis on reporting upcoming weather conditions. Given her focus on weather events and their impact, she would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to expert insights into local climate trends, preparedness for extreme weather events such as heatwaves or thunderstorms, or stories that address the effects of changing weather patterns on households and communities.
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By: Erin Mayovsky
This heat alerts are with us through Wednesday as temperatures will soar above average again Tuesday and Wednesday. We expect slight cooling by Thursday.
By: Erin Mayovsky
Slightly cooler highs heading into Wednesday, but still HOT with temps forecast in the low 90s again. Cooling for the weekend is on the way.
By: Erin Mayovsky
Smoke and haze invade Western WA as winds shift. Plus, critical fire danger over the Cascades this weekend.
Smoky skies for Western WA Sunday as critical fire weather continues to be elevated for the Cascades and Eastern WA. Much of the state remains under an Air Quality Alert.
By: Erin Mayovsky
Staying cooler with a chance for a few showers through mid-week with warmer highs and sunny skies Thursday into the weekend.
More sunshine and warmer highs as we close out the week. Chances for mountain thunderstorms return into Friday.
Seattle expecting $100 million in economic impact from 2026 World Cup
FIFA is kicking into high gear for one of the most exciting events to hit the U.S. — the World Cup is returning to America.
By: Erin Mayovsky
The countdown to World Cup 2026 continues with a little more than two years away from kickoff in Seattle.
SEATTLE - The Seattle Center will serve as the main hub for fan activities during the 2026 FIFA World Cup with an announcement set to be made on Tuesday morning.
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