Kellie McGlynn is a Meteorologist at WFMZ-TV. Based in Wilmington, NC, she specializes in climate change, environmental issues, and travel and tourism, often exploring the intersection of science and consumer interests. Kellie has been featured in WFMZ-TV, The Conversation Australia + NZ, and Campus Review.
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Kellie McGlynn's coverage primarily focuses on weather, with a specific emphasis on the local conditions in Allentown, Pennsylvania. Her articles predominantly cover seasonal weather patterns such as rain, snow, and temperature fluctuations.
Given her focus on local weather conditions and seasonal changes, she may be interested in pitches that provide unique insights into upcoming or ongoing weather events within the region. Additionally, providing localized data or expert commentary related to understanding and preparing for severe weather conditions could also capture her attention.
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Meteorologists Kellie McGlynn and Amanda Verrier show us a fun experiment that helps explain the science behind rocket launches.
By: Kellie Mcglynn, Nicole Morris, Leah Gause
SHORT TERM FORECAST
By: Kellie McGlynn
SHORT-TERM FORECAST TONIGHT: Partly cloudy, hazy/smoky. Low: 66 SATURDAY: AM Hazy/smoky; scattered gusty showers/t-storms, severe weather possible. High: 83
We've gone from intense heat to intense smoke and haze so far this week. And now the attention turns to the potential for intense thunderstorms to start the weekend on
SHORT TERM FORECAST
The pattern will stay pleasant heading into the midweek with partly to mostly sunny skies and seasonably comfortable temperatures and humidity. Come Thursday, as a front approaches, expect more clouds
A cold front approaching the area will bring more clouds tonight and perhaps a spotty shower around daybreak Thursday. As the front begins to move through, rain chances will rise
It's been a wonderful and refreshing start to the new week! And we have another day tomorrow to soak up the pleasant weather and low humidity. Come Thursday and Friday,
After another pleasantly comfortable day, the pattern will change tomorrow as a warm front works into the area. So, for tonight, expect clouds to increase and there could be a
By: Kellie McGlynn, Amanda Verrier
SHORT TERM FORECAST THURSDAY NIGHT : Showers and t-storms, severe possible. Fog developing. Low: 65 FRIDAY: AM fog then decreasing clouds and humidity. High: 84
