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
Big changes are in store this weekend! We say goodbye to the near-record warmth and hello to a fall-like feel.
Critical fire weather has prompted the National Weather Service to issue a Red Flag Warning...There is some relief on the way though!
It has been four weeks since Providence observed more than a tenth of rainfall, but that stretch will end tonight! A frontal system moving into the northeast will produce light rain showers starting between 8 PM and 11 PM.
Southern New England is not done yet with this storm system! More rain is in the forecast, leading to a soggy Saturday for some communities.
By: Jason Doris
Are you hitting the road for Turkey Day this year? Be ready to give yourself some extra time to get to your destination.
There's no question about it feeling like winter the past few days with the cooler-than-average temperatures, but where's the wintry precipitation? It's on the way for some communities during Thursday morning's commute as our next weathermaker swings through the northeast. Let's dive into it and see who will get all the s***: snow.
A Storm Team 10 Weather Alert goes into effect Wednesday night as our next weathermaker moves into the region. Rain and snow may make for a slow/slippery drive.
Strong, damaging wind gusts are starting to mix down to the surface, knocking out power for parts of the region. Here is the latest:Rhode Island Energy Outage M
A subtle flow coming from the northwest will continue to usher in colder air from Canada this weekend!
A Storm Team 10 Weather Alert is in effect through Saturday morning. Accumulating snow will make travel tricky this evening.
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