Jack Maney is a Weekend Morning Meteorologist at KSNNews. He focuses on regional interest and world news, with a particular emphasis on climate change and environmental issues, including climate policy and natural resources. Jack has been featured in KAMC 28 News, KSNW-TV (Wichita, KS), and Yahoo News.
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Jack Maney's coverage predominantly focuses on local weather announcements and seasonal updates, with a consistent emphasis on the impact of weather events. Given this focus, Jack may be interested in receiving pitches from experts who can provide insights into specific weather phenomena impacting the Kansas/Wichita area.
Heavily featuring themes related to tragedy indicates that Jack might also appreciate outreach related to safety measures during extreme weather conditions, or expert input regarding mitigating risks associated with severe winter weather.
Pitches offering expert advice on preparing homes for extreme cold or snow could align well with Jack's content themes and offer value to his audience.
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Meteorologist Ronelle Williams is tracking a few showers and storms before severe storms and higher heat arrive tomorrow.
Meteorologist Jack Maney is tracking a gusty system with a chance of storms this evening, and more storms this weekend.
Meteorologist Jack Maney has localized rain chances today, then a more widespread severe storm threat this weekend.
Meteorologist Jack Maney is monitoring chances of storms for most of the coming week.
By: Jack Maney
Meteorologist Jack Maney is tracking storm chances for the next few days.
Meteorologist Jack Maney is tracking a building heat dome in the coming days.
Meteorologist Jack Maney is tracking one more round of storms before high pressure takes over our skies.
Meteorologist Jack Maney has few opportunities for rain over the coming days.
By: Jack Maney
Meteorologist Jack Maney is tracking increasing temperatures over the coming days.
Meteorologist Jack Maney is tracking temporary heat relief that will go away once we dry our skies out.
