Ethan Huston is a Meteorologist at WGAL 8 TV. He focuses on regional interest and world news, with a strong emphasis on climate change and the environment, including topics like climate policy, water management, and global warming. Ethan's insights and expertise have also been featured in 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.
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An Extreme Heat Watch is in effect for the Susquehanna Valley from 12 p.m. Wednesday until 8 p.m. Friday
By: Ethan Huston, Mike Susko
The threat for scattered showers and storms with heavy rainfall dwindles overnight as we stay muggy with some fog. More cloud cover and fewer showers, storms are in the forecast Tuesday.
Spotty showers remain possible this evening for areas west of the Susquehanna River. Patchy fog may develop overnight with highs
Isolated showers and storms return Wednesday afternoon. Better chances for showers and storms will be around Thursday with temperatures back to near average.
The National Weather Service confirmed that an EF1 tornado touched down in southern Perry County on Sunday, causing damage to wooded areas along Lamb's Gap Road but no injuries or fatalities.
By: Mary Ellen Pann, Ethan Huston
The hottest conditions are expected Wednesday, when the combination of heat and tropical humidity will make it feel as hot as 104°.
By: Mary Ellen Pann, Ethan Huston
Temperatures rise to the mid to upper 90s Tuesday through Thursday. Factor in the higher humidity, it could feel like it's 100º+ at times. Temperatures drop as storm chances rise by the upcoming weekend.
By: Mike Susko, Ethan Huston
Temperatures rise to near 100º Wednesday afternoon with feels-like temperatures likely exceeding 100º at times. There will also be some haze from Canadian wildfire smoke. Temperatures drop as storm chances rise into the upcoming weekend.
By: Mike Susko, Ethan Huston
High concentrations of smoke from Canadian and Minnesotan wildfires will reduce air quality across Pennsylvania Thursday.
The air quality is unhealthy today, due to high concentrations of wildfire smoke; the smoke will linger and concentrations will get worse Friday. Shower and storm chances increase Saturday.
