Josh Classen is a meteorologist and journalist for CTV News Edmonton, specializing in local weather forecasts for the Alberta region. With a focus on providing accurate and up-to-date information, Josh keeps the community informed about changing weather patterns, extreme temperatures, and potential weather-related impacts on daily life.
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Josh Classen's coverage is centered around local weather forecasting, specifically focusing on Alberta and Edmonton. His articles mainly fall under the "Weather" theme with a focus on topics such as snow, deep freeze, temperature, and forecasts.
Given his emphasis on citing data and making announcements related to weather conditions in the region, he may be open to receiving pitches from meteorologists or climate experts who can provide insights into specific weather phenomena or contribute reliable data-driven analysis that aligns with his coverage of local weather patterns.
Furthermore, Josh’s coverage seems to highlight tragedies related to extreme weather events. Therefore, if you are pitching a story related to severe weather impact or safety measures during harsh conditions in the area of focus (Alberta/Edmonton), it could resonate well with his reporting style.
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After a cloudy and slightly cooler-than-expected Remembrance Day, temperatures will bounce back up above the 5 C mark this afternoon.
The mild spell continues through the rest of this week, despite a slight cooling trend.
By: Josh Classen
A bit of sunshine in the Edmonton area this morning, but it won't last long as clouds take over for most of today.
By: Josh Classen
Parts of the Edmonton area woke up to a thin layer of snow on the ground this morning, and there are a few more pockets of flurries and light snow that will pass through the area before the morning is done.
Temperatures climbed to highs of 1 and 3 over the weekend, but that's probably the last time we'll see daytime highs above the freezing mark for a long while.
Some arctic air has started to spill into Alberta from the northwest and it's going to get "trapped" over Alberta in the coming days.
Winter officially starts in one month, but we're getting an early taste this week.
By: Josh Classen
Here are some of the big weather stories from around the world this week. Tropical Storm Sara tore through parts of Honduras, Nicaragua and Belize.
By: Josh Classen
A few sunny breaks in the Edmonton area this morning, but we'll be under a thick blanket of fresh snow just 24 hours from now.
Social media lit up with pictures of the evening sky over the Edmonton area late Thursday. Weather conditions were just right for what are known as “light pillars."
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