Jeff Castle is the Chief Meteorologist at KSLA News 12. He specializes in climate change and environmental issues, focusing on climate policy, ClimateTech, and global warming, while also covering regional and world news related to North America. Jeff's insights and expertise have been featured in WAAY-TV.
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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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**SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WATCH UNTIL 8PM** **EXTREME HEAT WARNING UNTIL 7PM** **HEAT ADVISORY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY**
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Near average conditions for this time of year are expected
Our rinse and repeat forecast continues. Expect to see more typical July heat and humidity ahead along with daily chances for rain.
Typical summer heat and humidity will continue for the near future. Occasional showers and storms are also expected with an increase in rain coverage likely by the end of the week and into the weekend.
Typical mid-summer heat, humidity and rain chances are expected to continue. A slow moving cold front settling into the region this weekend may enhance rain coverage and a few stronger storms at times can't be ruled out.
Scattered rain and storms will be with us over the next few days as a weak cold front gradually moves in and stall across the area before dissipating by the middle of next week.
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An unsettled pattern continues as we wrap up the weekend and head into the the new work week. Occasional rounds of showers and storms are likely on a daily basis.
Rain chances will be highest Monday and Tuesday
