Ethan Huston is a Meteorologist at WGAL. He focuses on climate change and environmental issues, with an emphasis on ClimateTech and global warming, while also covering regional interests and world news in North America. Ethan's work has been featured in WGAL 8 TV and MSN.
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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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By: Mary Ellen Pann, Ethan Huston
Higher temperatures, humidity values, and shower and storm chances return to the Susquehanna Valley. There is a chance some storms could be severe Thursday.
By: Ethan Huston
Showers & storms come in two rounds Thursday. A few storms could be severe with damaging wind gusts, heavy rain, frequent lightning.
A stiff breeze returns Friday with spotty showers possible near dawn south of the Pennsylvania Turnpike Friday. Father's Day weekend looks dry and comfortable.
By: Ethan Huston, Christine Ferreira
Plentiful sunshine is in store this afternoon, leading to pleasant highs near 80 degrees. Expect a 10-20 mph northwesterly breeze with gusts to 25 mph.
By: Ethan Huston
Scattered showers and thunderstorms are likely Monday afternoon. Some storms could become severe with the threat of damaging winds, hail, flash flooding, and brief, spin-up tornadoes.
A severe thunderstorm watch has been issued for parts of the Susquehanna Valley until 10 9 p.m. Monday.
Highest threats for severe weather are thunderstorms that produce damaging wind gusts, heavy rainfall that could lead to flash flooding. Brief, spin-up tornadoes, and hail are also possible but chances are lower.
By: Ethan Huston, Christine Ferreira
Rain finally comes to an end areawide closer to the peak of the evening rush hour as drier air moves into the Valley. Expect a warm & pleasant Wednesday with highs in the lower 80s. Shower & storm chances rise closer to the weekend.
By: Ethan Huston, Ryan Argenti
Shower and thunderstorm chances rise again along with the humidity, temperatures Thursday and Friday. A heat wave is in the forecast next week as a number of days could be at or above 90 degrees.
By: Ryan Argenti, Ethan Huston
Scattered showers and storms are possible after midnight, linger into the morning rush hour. Spotty showers return Friday evening. Widespread rain is likely late Friday into Saturday.
