Janice Dean is a Senior Meteorologist at Fox News Media. She specializes in weather-related topics, including tornadoes, wildfires, and regional weather patterns in states like Ohio, Florida, and Mississippi. Janice is also featured in the New York Post.
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Janice Dean's coverage mainly focuses on severe weather events such as heatwaves, wildfires, and flooding risks in the United States. The majority of her articles fall under evolving stories and breaking news categories within themes like tragedy and scientific.
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As extreme heat expands to the central U.S. states, Tropical Storm Hilary is churning in the Pacific and is expected to bring related impacts to southern California over the weekend.
Today is Super Tuesday, with fifteen contests occurring throughout the United States. Former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley won her first primary
I love telling people about an amazing woman who changed the course of history when she was just 21 years old
By: Janice Dean
Former President Trump is facing a new legal roadblock: he must post over $450 million for bond in his New York civil case due to fines for manipulating property valuations.
House subpoena of Cuomo might reveal some COVID answers we've needed for four years
By: Janice Dean
On Monday, April 8th, the path of totality will cover many major cities. I’m excited because I’ll be traveling to Little Rock to witness this incredibly rare occurrence.
A solar eclipse will hit North America on Monday, April 8, with millions of Americans already gearing up for the rare event. The line of totality -- or where there will be complete sun coverage -- will span 15 states, but a partial eclipse will appear in all continental U.S. states, according to NASA.
By: Janice Dean
Congress to heard Cuomo's testimony on how New York forced COVID-19 patients into nursing homes
By: Janice Dean
I have gotten to know many grieving families over the years. Our shared tragedies have brought us together and we'll be watching former Gov. Cuomo's testimony together on Tuesday.
By: Janice Dean
I'm grateful for the subcommittee because now there's all sorts of documentation.
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