Joseph Meyer is a Media Production Assistant and meteorologist for KMTV 3 News Now in Omaha, Nebraska. With a passion for books and history, Joseph provides weather updates and forecasts for the local community, as well as writing articles on weather events and historical weather patterns for This Week in WX History.
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Joseph's coverage primarily focuses on providing detailed weather forecasts and analysis, with a strong emphasis on local conditions in Omaha and broader seasonal trends. Given the focus on weather-related topics such as winter weather, snowfall, and seasonal temperatures, Joseph would likely be interested in pitches from meteorologists or climate scientists who can offer unique insights into upcoming weather patterns specific to the Nebraska region.
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A look at the past century of public weather forecasting 75 years ago, September 1, 1949.
By: Joseph Meyer
Plus, a glimpse ahead to what we can expect in fall. For the world, September 1 marks the start of meteorological fall!
Hopefully, everybody is enjoying the great weather for Labor Day! We do see warmer weather for the next couple days before a cold front Thursday brings another cooldown.
By: Joseph Meyer
Staying dry You might want to grab a light jacket as you head out the door this morning with our temperatures in the mid 50s.
Looking back at this historic year for severe weather, and the future It's September, meaning the transition from summer into fall.
No rain chance until the weekend It was a cool start to the morning with Omaha dropping to 47 degrees! It's comfortable now with temperatures in the mid 70s.
When you think of Missouri, tropical cyclones often do not come to mind. However, remnant tropical systems can impact the show-me state, as Hurricanes Gustav & Ike showed in 2008.
By: Joseph Meyer
A look at the outlook for rain in the coming weeks As a whole, 2024 has been a wet month for us.
Temperatures hold steady into next week We are two weeks into the month, and Omaha has had no rain. This has only happened 3 other times since record-keeping began in 1871.
Over 20 days with no rain so far in September 2024 As of writing this article, September 18, 2024, Omaha has gone 19 full days without any measurable rainfall.
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