Lindsey Slater is a Weekday Meteorologist at WISN-TV in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. She covers a range of topics including local weather, climate change and environment, and regional interest stories, while also touching on themes such as sustainability and consumer travel. Lindsey's work has been featured in WISN-TV.
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Lindsey Slater's coverage is primarily focused on local weather, particularly in the Wisconsin and Milwaukee areas. She seems to focus heavily on seasonal changes, especially during winter storms and extreme weather events.
If you're reaching out to Lindsey, consider providing localized insights into upcoming weather patterns or awareness campaigns related to severe weather preparedness that are relevant to her geographic area. Additionally, if you have expertise in explaining complex meteorological phenomena in simple terms for a general audience, this could be valuable for her reporting.
Given the high percentage of "Seasonal" coverage attributes and the emphasis on topics like "Weather", "Winter Storm", "Snow", and "Temperature," it would be beneficial to tailor your pitches around these themes when reaching out to Lindsey.
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Light snow showers up to an inch into the early afternoon, also freezing drizzle chances continue. Then, temperatures tumble overnight with wind chills below zero.
Highs in the teens with chills below zero for the first 3 days of the work week.
Flurries and frigid to start the day with temperatures in the teens.
Another cold start with snow showers arriving late Wednesday.
Milder temperatures move-in ahead of another arctic blast
Highs today easily make it to the mid 40s with increasing sunshine. But, this is short lived. Arctic air is on the way tonight with temps in the single digits by Monday.
A Wind Advisory is in effect today through 6pm. This means winds will gust up to 45 mph at times. Highs are in the low 40s with chills in the 30s thorough the day. Increasing clouds will be the rule by this evening with a minor sprinkle chance.
Wind Advisory in effect from 1 to 6pm with gusts as high as 45 mph.
Wind will die down as the day progresses with increasing sunshine. Thursday will likely be the warmest day of the week. Friday and through the weekend features rain and snow chances.
A chilly start to the day with chills in the teens and 20s. Highs today near 53 degrees with SW winds up to 30 mph.
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