Jeff Castle is a Certified Chief Meteorologist for KSLA News 12, specializing in local weather forecasts for the Shreveport area in Louisiana. With a background in meteorology and a passion for comic books, Jeff provides accurate and engaging weather updates, keeping the community informed about current and upcoming weather conditions.
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Jeff Castle's primary focus is on seasonal topics, particularly weather-related. His articles are largely focused on local weather patterns and their impact. If you have expertise in meteorology or can provide insights into local weather patterns, your pitch may be well-received.
Considering Jeff’s geographic focus on the United States, Louisiana, and Shreveport specifically, pitches related to these areas' specific climatic conditions would likely align best with his coverage. Additionally, given the emphasis on seasonal themes such as rain and storms in his work, providing localized data or insight into upcoming weather events could make for a compelling pitch.
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More perfect fall weather continues for the work week ahead. A dry cold front arrives Thursday, but will only drop our temperatures slightly for the end of the week.
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We'll stay warm and dry for most of the rest of October
Temperatures will be around 10 degrees above average for this time of year
Our next cold front arrives as we wrap up October
A weak cold front approaches the area around midweek
Tropical Storm Rafael could bring increased rain chances by Saturday and Sunday
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