Jason Doris is a local journalist based in Providence, Rhode Island. He writes for WJAR-TV and his work has also appeared in WFLA. Jason's articles focus on providing accurate and timely weather forecasts and updates for the Southern New England region, helping residents stay informed and prepared for changing weather conditions.
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Jason Doris's coverage focuses primarily on weather events with a local geographic focus on New England, particularly Rhode Island and Providence. Given the regional emphasis of his articles, he would likely be most receptive to pitches from meteorologists or experts with in-depth knowledge of New England’s weather patterns.
As Jason covers seasonal announcements and investment analysis related to weather events, he may also consider pitches that provide insights into how these events impact industries such as transportation, agriculture, or tourism within the region.
Pitches should keep in mind Jason's specific focus areas including but not limited to snowstorms, rainstorms, temperature fluctuations in New England.
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By: Jason Doris
Rewind the clock 366 days, and our weather pattern could not have been more different! Southern New England was amid an on-slot of rain and tornadoes!
What a headache this forecast has been over the past few days. So what exactly is going on with this storm system?
Florida's Gulf Coast and the rest of the Southeast United States are preparing for what could be a historic tropical system.
The Hurricane Hunters, are the unsung heroes when it comes to tracking tropical systems.
Southern New Englanders wake up to mostly cloudy skies on Sunday and patches of fog.
by JASON DORIS, STORM TEAM 10 Tue, October 8th 2024 at 6:07 PM
Southern New Englanders were dazzled with a rare display of the Aurora Borealis Thursday night shortly after sunset. Will it happen again any time soon?
A picture-perfect fall afternoon in New Bedford on Monday, Oct. 21, 2024. Leonard Bouchard via Chime In.
After being rather confused the last few days, Mother Nature is starting to remember it is indeed late October and not late August.
By: Jason Doris
Big changes are in store this weekend! We say goodbye to the near-record warmth and hello to a fall-like feel.
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