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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The Heat Index could near 100 over the next few days
'Feels-like' temperatures near 100 the next few days
More heavy rain and potential flooding is possible over the weekend and into early next week
Rain and storm chances will be picking up over the next few days as a series of cold fronts make progress into north Alabama.
Tropical moisture from what will be remnants of Tropical Storm Arthurs and a cold front will team up to bring a soggy day ahead on Thursday.
Rain chances will dip through Saturday, but expect a pick up in showers and storms again starting Sunday.
** SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WATCH UNTIL 7PM** Scattered rain and storms will continue through early evening with a threat for some severe weather
Calm and relatively pleasant conditions continue through midweek. By the weekend we'll see our first heat wave of the summer starting to take shape.
Our first heat wave of the summer will begin building in this weekend with temperatures climbing well into the 90s into next week.
Very hot and humid conditions are ahead as the first big heat wave of the summer takes shape over the weekend and throughout next week.
