Joe Calhoun is the Chief Meteorologist for WGAL 8 TV in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. With a focus on local weather forecasts and updates, Joe provides accurate and timely information to viewers in the Harrisburg area. His expertise in meteorology has also been featured in Maritime Logistics Professional.
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Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States (Local)
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Joe Calhoun's coverage mainly focuses on weather-related topics, particularly storms, wind, rain, and snow. In addition to this, he also delves into seasonal content. Given his local geographic focus in the United States (specifically Pennsylvania and Harrisburg), he would likely be receptive to pitches related to upcoming severe weather events or feature stories about how communities are preparing for or recovering from extreme weather.
Additionally, given that a significant portion of Joe's coverage falls under entertainment news themes with some sales & marketing coverage as well, it may be beneficial to tailor pitches around how businesses can leverage specific weather conditions for their sales and marketing efforts within the local area.
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Tuesday is an ALERT DAY for the possibility of flooding rains and strong, maybe damaging winds.
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Gusty winds will weaken tonight. Quiet into Friday then more rain could cause flooding. More wintry next week.
Some familiar faces were assisting the Navy chef: WGAL News 8 meteorologists Joe Calhoun and Christine Ferreira.
Strong storm brings rain and high winds followed by a colder pattern with chances of snow
Snow and cold make for a wintry week. Watch for a slipper AM commute. Bitter cold wind chills and more snow on the way. Advertisement
The wintry week continues. The coldest weather we've had in a few years may be followed by more snow later in the week.
Clouds and a few flurries are possible at times Thursday. Widespread, light snow is likely Friday with 2-4"of expected accumulation.
As the snow moves out and winds increase for a bitter cold weekend. Warmer and wetter next week. Advertisement
By: Joe Calhoun
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