Heather Haley is the Chief Meteorologist at WVLT & CW Knoxville. She focuses on climate change and environmental issues, often discussing topics related to beverage production, organic farming, and climate policy. Heather has been featured in KSWO TV, WVLT, WBXX, and WUOT.
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Heather Haley's articles predominantly focus on local weather and seasonal events. Her coverage includes announcements, event coverage, and a thematic emphasis on house & home-related topics.
Given her geographic focus on Tennessee (specifically Knoxville) and the nature of her article titles, she may be interested in pitches related to localized weather events such as cold snaps, snow showers, or rain impacts. Consider providing expert insights into these specific weather phenomena or tips for preparing homes for extreme weather conditions.
Additionally, given the theme of house & home in her coverage attributes, Heather might also be interested in stories about how different types of severe weather can impact homes and communities within the region. Localized advice from experts could resonate well with this audience.
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Chief Meteorologist Heather Haley times out pop-up storms that come with July heat.
Chief Meteorologist Heather Haley times out the best time to get outdoors and beat the heat. Published Jul. 25, 2025 at 11:04 AM GMT+2
By: Wuot By, Heather Haley, Pierce Gentry
WASHINGTON COUNTY, Tenn. — As parts of East Tennessee continue to recover one year after the remnants of Hurricane Helene struck the Appalachian
Winters in East Tennessee can bring sudden shifts, no matter the big-picture forecast.
Fresh-cut Christmas tree farms open each year at Thanksgiving, and the majority of those farms are in the Appalachian region, where the climate supports their growth.
Meteorologist Heather Haley says today warms back above freezing, with more improvements ahead. By Heather Haley
Meteorologist Heather Haley tracks winds, rain chances, and warmer days on into Christmas week.
Tennessee may be best known for football or country music, but some hope the Volunteer State can one day be known for wine. To support the pace of this growth, there is a newly expanded agriculture team in Tennessee working to grow the grape and wine industry.
By: Heather Haley
By Heather Haley Published Mar. 28, 2026 at 9:57 PM GMT+1 | Updated moments ago
Increasing warmth and humidity start the week with more rain at times this week continuing through Easter weekend.
