Kalin Mitchell is a journalist for CTV News Atlantic, focusing on local news in Canada, particularly in the Maritimes region. With a keen interest in weather patterns and their impact on the community, Kalin covers stories related to storms, extreme weather conditions, and their effects on daily life.
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Kalin's coverage predominantly centers around local weather events, particularly in the Maritimes region of Canada. Given this focus, pitches should cater to providing valuable insights related to upcoming or ongoing severe weather conditions in this specific area.
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A very fair and mild October weekend allowed for a few recording-setting high temperatures in the Maritimes.
Communities east of Alberta set record high temperatures for an Oct. 21 while Alberta itself contended with the first snowfall of the season in some areas.
By: Kalin Mitchell
What once was Hurricane Oscar is now a strong, post-tropical low-pressure system. The centre of the system is holding east of the Atlantic coastline of Nova Scotia.
By: Kalin Mitchell
Nearly a month earlier than last year, we have our first snowfall warning of the season issued in the Maritimes. Snowfall accumulating in Cape Breton
An autumn chill is in the air as we approach the end of October in the Maritimes but the region will catch a brief bump up in temperature just in time for Halloween.
There were record-setting high temperatures on Halloween for the Maritimes, but a cold front will return chilly autumn weather for the first weekend of November.
A passing cold front will cause some chilly and windy weather in the Maritimes on Saturday. Conditions will improve on Sunday, with some rain likely for Remembrance Day on Monday.
Extended periods of dry weather in the summer and throughout the fall have contributed to a developing drought situation in the Maritimes.
A trifecta of storm systems is impacting Canada this week. A 'bomb' cyclone bringing severe wind to coastal B.C. A Texas low has triggered snow and winter storm warnings in Manitoba and Saskatchewan. On the east coast a stalled area of low pressure has put Atlantic Canada into several days of cloudy, damp, and windy weather.
By: Kalin Mitchell
Cloudy sky and a gusty northerly wind prevail through the end of this week. A fall storm brings a risk of heavy rain and high wind to the region this weekend.
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