Josh Cozart is a Meteorologist at KOIN News. He specializes in climate change and environmental issues, with a focus on local weather patterns in Oregon and broader themes in science and natural sciences. Josh's work has been featured in various outlets, including Pamplin Media Group, Yahoo News, and KTXL FOX40 News.
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Josh Cozart's coverage focuses heavily on local weather events, particularly rain and snow in the Portland area. His emphasis on seasonal and event coverage indicates a preference for pitches related to upcoming or ongoing weather phenomena, such as significant rainstorms or winter storms affecting the Pacific Northwest.
Given his focus on tragedy themes, it may be beneficial to approach him with insightful stories that highlight human interest angles during extreme weather events. For instance, personal accounts of resilience during severe storms or features about community response efforts could resonate well with Josh's reporting style.
Local experts who can provide detailed insights into meteorological patterns specific to Oregon and Portland would likely find a receptive audience when reaching out to Josh.
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The Portland Winterhawks are celebrating Pride on Friday, January 24, during their fifth-annual Pride Night game.
A weak front will drop temperatures across the greater Portland, Vancouver area on Thursday as a few brief showers are possible.
By: Kelley Bayern, Josh Cozart
The chilly January conditions remain around the greater Portland, Vancouver area Friday morning as skies remain dry.
A taste of winter moves into the Pacific Northwest this weekend as early morning lows fall below freezing.
Later sunsets are here as the Portland, Vancouver area saw its first 5 p.m. sunset of the year on Monday.
The lack of wet weather continues to grow Portland’s rain deficit during what’s typically the third wettest month of the year.
Dry skies remain as Portland’s rain deficit grows, mountain snow melts, and temperatures remain chilly.
Another round of sunshine will take over the skies of western Oregon and southwest Washington on Friday.
The Pacific Northwest’s dry stretch of weather finally has an end in sight as rain and snow returns to the forecast.
Frosty mornings continue as afternoon sunshine warms western Oregon and Washington this weekend.
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