Joe Calhoun is an Adjunct Professor at [Employer]. He specializes in Environmental Services, Forestry, and Natural Resources, focusing on the intersection of these critical areas. Joe's insights and expertise have been featured in WGAL 8 TV and Maritime Logistics Professional.
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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.
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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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Another round of scattered showers is likely late this evening, tonight as a storm approaches from the Great Lakes. On & off showers are likely Wednesday. Tropical Storm Helene formed Tuesday morning in Caribbean.
Over the next few weeks, Mother Nature will give us her annual show as the leaves change color in Pennsylvania.
Expect a quiet, clear night with lows down near freezing with some patchy fog. Rain returns to Susquehanna Valley Wednesday afternoon.
Tracking back-to-back winter systems. Expect the first system to bring widespread light snow through tonight. A wintry mix to rain is likely Wednesday evening into Wednesday night and early Thursday.
Expect a mix of rain, freezing rain, some snow and sleet this evening. This mix goes to mostly rain overnight but pockets of freezing rain are possible.
Rain chances increase during the afternoon Thursday across South Central Pennsylvania. Highest chances for rain will be during the evening rush hour. Temperatures drop as winds increase Thursday night into Friday.
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