Marissa Vigevani is a Meteorologist at NBC5 News. She specializes in climate change and environmental issues, as well as travel and tourism, focusing on adventure travel and public education related to natural resources. Marissa's work has been featured in various media outlets, highlighting her commitment to raising awareness about environmental services and regional interests.
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Marissa Vigevani's coverage focuses on local weather, particularly in the context of schools and community impact. Given her focus on specific areas within New York and Vermont, she would likely be interested in pitches related to local events, school activities or initiatives impacted by severe weather conditions.
Given the high percentage of announcement coverage attributed to Marissa's articles, PR professionals could consider offering newsworthy announcements from educational institutions or community organizations that are directly tied to weather-related events.
Pitching stories that align with themes such as family & relationships, entertainment news (potentially related to how communities come together during extreme weather), tragedy (in the context of recovery efforts after storms or flooding), and house & home (especially focusing on impacts of severe weather) may resonate well with Marissa for potential coverage.
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Active weather Thursday due to rain, gusty wind and afternoon storms
By: Marissa Vigevani
NBC5 is tracking the potential for strong to locally severe thunderstorms on Thursday in Vermont and Northern New York as a storm system moves through the Northeast.
We caught up with 7th graders at the school who just made historical diaramas
Chance for an isolated storm Friday evening
We met Tara at one of her favorite parks in Hubbardton, where she explained why the quiet corners of Vermont deserve just as much attention as the famous ones.
Tracking rain and storms by Sunday
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The fragrant purple crop brings a touch of Provence to Vermont’s Northeast Kingdom.
By: Matt Diloreto, Marissa Vigevani
Bright stretch Friday into Saturday, with 70s and low humidity; more showers later Sunday
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