Jodi Hughes is a Morning Anchor at Global News. She focuses on climate change and environmental issues, covering topics such as climate policy, ClimateTech, and global warming. Jodi's work has been featured in CTV News Calgary and CTV News.
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Calgary, Canada (Local)
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Jodi Hughes' coverage focuses heavily on local weather-related topics, particularly winter weather and its impacts on Alberta and British Columbia. Given the high percentage of seasonal attributes in her coverage, Jodi is likely to be receptive to pitches related to upcoming or ongoing severe weather events such as snowstorms, cold snaps, and extreme temperatures in Calgary and surrounding areas.
Considering that a significant portion of her work cites data, she may appreciate pitches that include concrete data from meteorological sources or experts providing detailed insights into the specific conditions being reported.
Given Jodi's focus on local news within Canada (specifically Calgary), she would likely find value in stories that directly impact residents of this area. Pitches should focus on how these weather events are affecting communities at a more granular level rather than broad regional perspectives.
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By: Jodi Hughes
Wednesday will be the coolest day for the next week and include weather conditions similar to Tuesday with periods of sun and cloud, stronger north and northwest wind and scattered showers and thunderstorms.
By: Jodi Hughes
A low-pressure system produced light and scattered showers and thunderstorms in Alberta on Wednesday and will continue to impact eastern portions of Alberta and central and southern Saskatchewan on Thursday.
By: Jodi Hughes
The next few days will include fairly consistent weather conditions and temperatures as a Pacific ridge of high pressure moves across British Columbia and Alberta.
By: Jodi Hughes
A dominant ridge of high pressure will continue to serve as the main weather-maker for southern Alberta and Saskatchewan today and early tomorrow.
By: Jodi Hughes
Temperatures will remain well above seasonal for portions of east-central and southeastern Alberta and central and southern Saskatchewan as a dominant ridge of high pressure sits over the region.
Temperatures will remain well above seasonal for portions of Western Canada today, with highs in the high 20s and low thirties and lows in the mid-teens.
By: Jodi Hughes
Daytime highs will continue to sit in the low to mid-30s with lows in the mid-to-high teens across portions of western Canada.
By: Jodi Hughes
After days of unusually warm temperatures a weather pattern change will bring a significant amount of moisture into central and southern Alberta.
By: Jodi Hughes
As expected, a slow-moving system is producing intense amounts of rain over Alberta, prompting warnings across most of the province.
By: Jodi Hughes
Yellow-level rainfall warnings were still in place across central and southern Alberta early Tuesday as heavy rain continued to fall.
