Leah Pezzetti is a Meteorologist and Storyteller at KSDK News. She focuses on themes related to climate change and the environment, intertwining her passion for natural sciences with topics such as animal rescue, ecology, and climate policy. Leah's work has been featured in various outlets, including KGW (NBC 8), ABC 10News San Diego, and KING 5 News.
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Leah’s coverage is primarily focused on local events and developments in Washington State, particularly related to weather, the environment, and community issues. Her articles often cite data or cover specific events.
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A new volunteer-based team is seeking out information on what bees exist in Washington, revealing hundreds of species in the state. SEATTLE —
By: Leah Pezzetti
Puget Sound and the Salish Sea are on the leading edge of an ocean acidification crisis that could devastate West Coast fisheries within decades, UW research says.
By: Leah Pezzetti
Ever wonder why we say 'once in a blue moon'? May's full moon schedule sheds some light. This Sky Above includes Halley's Comet sightings and NASA's safe splashdown.
By: Leah Pezzetti
Vick's Burger Shack, devastated by fire, reopens with community support. SULTAN, Wash. —
By: Leah Pezzetti
Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium has installed new nest boxes to help attract Purple Martins back to Tacoma, hoping to revive a local colony crucial for pest control.
By: Leah Pezzetti
After a record low snowpack and warm spring melting the snow, conditions are drying out early, leading to the potential for a bad fire season.
By: Leah Pezzetti
For the last year, volunteers in Issaquah have been monitoring wildlife cameras to better understand animal movement when people are not present.
By: Leah Pezzetti
On this June episode of The Sky Above, host Leah Pezzetti sits down with the co-founder of a Washington-based company creating the technology to service satellites.
By: Leah Pezzetti
August skies bring a rare meteor shower, a solar and lunar eclipse and a Washington astronaut's story of losing a contest to go to space but ending up on the trip.
T-Mobile has disaster relief response spread across the country to respond to any natural disaster in 12 hours, but the current need is in the company’s home state.
