Kathryn Prociv is a journalist who writes for various news outlets including NBC News, Telemundo San Antonio, Yahoo News, and AOL, Inc. Her work has also been featured on CNBC. Kathryn covers a range of topics including weather, storms, travel, and breaking news.
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Kathryn Prociv's coverage predominantly revolves around weather-related events, particularly focusing on evolving stories and breaking news. Her work often centers around tragic incidents caused by severe weather conditions such as winter storms and flooding.
Given the nature of her coverage, pitches offering expert insights into weather patterns or emergency response strategies during extreme weather events would likely resonate well with Kathryn. Additionally, she may be interested in interviews with government officials or experts in meteorology to provide context for developing weather-related stories.
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By: Kathryn Prociv
More than 15 inches of rain has already fallen over portions of North Carolina by Monday morning, with more on the way. Strong winds and isolated tornadoes are also possible.
By: Dennis Romero, Kathryn Prociv
The disturbance caused flash flooding, tornado warnings and washed-out roadways as it neared the Carolinas.
By: Kathryn Prociv, Marlene Lenthang
The disturbance is forecast to become a hurricane Wednesday and will strengthen as it crosses the eastern Gulf of Mexico.
Two rapid-attribution studies released Tuesday found that human-caused global warming made Hurricane Helene stronger and wetter, elements that contributed to the storm's destructive power.
By: Juliette Arcodia, Joe Kottke, Kathryn Prociv, Dennis Romero, Gabriella Rudy, Mirna Alsharif
Tropical Storm Milton is likely to make landfall as a major hurricane on Florida's already storm-battered west coast by midweek, federal forecasters said Sunday.
By: Kathryn Prociv, Marlene Lenthang, Patrick Smith
Life-threatening storm surges are expected to hit Florida's Gulf Coast this week with the arrival of Hurricane Milton, which was upgraded Monday afternoon into a Category 5 hurricane over the southern Gulf of Mexico.
By: Kathryn Prociv, Evan Bush
Milton's tornadoes were part of an unusual trend this year: Hurricanes in the U.S. have produced an abnormally high number of strong twisters.
More than 100 daily record highs from the southern Plains to the Great Lakes are likely from Monday to Thursday this week.
By: Mirna Alsharif, Kathryn Prociv
At least 11 people were injured and around 100 homes were damaged by a string of tornadoes that tore through the state over the weekend.
By: Denise Chow, Marlene Lenthang, Kathryn Prociv
Marlene Lenthang and Denise Chow and Kathryn Prociv · 2 min read A disturbance in the Caribbean strengthened into Tropical Storm Rafael on Monday afternoon.
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