Ethan Huston is a Sales Support Representative at WGAL. He focuses on regional interest and world news, with a particular emphasis on climate change and the environment, as well as topics related to travel and tourism. Ethan is featured in WGAL 8 TV, where he shares insights on local weather, holidays, and environmental issues impacting Pennsylvania.
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Ethan's focus is primarily on local weather events in Pennsylvania, with an emphasis on seasonal changes and their impact. He may be interested in pitches that provide insights into upcoming or ongoing severe weather events specific to the South-Central Pennsylvania area.
Given Ethan's coverage of "Top Weather Events" and his focus on localized impacts such as rain, snow, and climate patterns within Pennsylvania, he may be receptive to experts who can offer detailed analysis or predictions regarding these specific meteorological phenomena.
As for the themes covered by Ethan, while they are not directly related to his primary topic of weather, understanding these interests could help tailor pitches if there are opportunities to link them with entertainment news or house & home topics.
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Winds could gust to 45 to 50 miles per hour at times Wednesday. Isolated snow showers are possible and there is a low threat for snow squalls.
Winds ease Wednesday evening as skies remain partly cloudy. Mostly clear skies are in store overnight with a seasonal chill. Expect dry weather for Thursday and then widespread rain returns Friday.
Rain moves into the Susquehanna Valley late Thursday night into early Friday morning. There is a low chance of pockets of freezing rain north of the Turnpike when the rain starts.
Rain tapers late Friday evening from west to east and should exit the Susquehanna Valley by midnight. Temperatures drop back closer to average with highs in the mid to upper 30s for both Saturday and Sunday.
Expect a dry, blustery Tuesday with highs in mid 40s. A storm arrives late Wednesday with possible snow to sleet to start then widespread sleet to freezing rain Wednesday night into Thursday morning.
A narrow band of snow is possible for some areas Wednesday before sleet and freezing rain on Wednesday night and Thursday morning.
Expect a wintry mix to move into the Valley tonight bringing widespread sleet then freezing rain. Icy, slippery travel likely for Thursday morning commute.
Skies slowly clear Thursday night with lows near freezing. Friday stays dry and seasonable. Another round of a wintry mix moves in Saturday evening.
Another winter storm with rounds of snow, sleet, freezing rain, to rain arrives midday Saturday and will be at its worst Saturday evening, early Saturday overnight. Minor to moderate ice accumulations on trees, powerlines will be possible. Roads are expected to be slick to icy.
By: Ethan Huston, Ryan Argenti
Widespread wintry mix of snow, sleet and freezing rain move into the Valley this evening. Most this mix transitions to a mix of freezing rain to rain overnight leading to slick to icy roads. Minor icing on trees, power lines are possible. Weather dries out, warms by sunrise Sunday.
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