Matt Lanza is the Manager of Meteorology at TheEyewallWx and Space City Weather in Houston. He specializes in climate change and environmental issues, with a focus on regional interest and world news, particularly in North America. Matt's insights and expertise have been featured in Ars Technica and Space City Weather.
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Matt Lanza's coverage is predominantly focused on local weather in Houston, Texas. He specializes in providing insights into seasonal changes and their impact on the region. Given his focus on local weather patterns, he may be interested in receiving pitches related to expert commentary from meteorologists or environmental scientists regarding specific weather phenomena affecting Houston and its surrounding areas.
Additionally, given the substantial coverage of house & home-related themes, Matt might also be open to content addressing how different types of weather (rain, heat, storms) affect homes and what homeowners can do to prepare for such conditions.
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By: Matt Lanza
Plus, a look at flooding risks on Tuesday in the New York City metro & New Jersey.
A lopsided mess of a system but still packs a little punch
By: Matt Lanza
In brief: Bertha is beginning to slowly weaken as it drifts toward Louisiana. Some rain (not a whole lot) is likely in South Texas as Bertha or its remnants approach tomorrow and tomorrow night. Be…
By: Matt Lanza
In brief: Tropical Storm Bertha is slowly beginning to weaken this morning, with most of the modest rain from it likely to occur well south of Houston. In the meantime, heat is the story with 100s …
Still, it will bring some (mostly welcome) rain to drier parts of Texas
By: Matt Lanza
In brief: Watch for areas of flash flooding over the next few hours as Bertha’s downpours press through the Houston region. Stage 1 or low-end 2 type flooding is expected in the impacted area…
By: Matt Lanza
In brief: Today we discuss a bit about yesterday’s wider spread rain than expected in parts of the Houston area. A few additional storms are possible today before the heat parks itself back o…
By: Matt Lanza
Flood Watches are posted from northern Delaware through western Massachusetts
Double-digit rainfall near Albany, NY without a tropical system? Wild!
By: Matt Lanza
In brief: We check in on the state of the tropics, how El Niño is already impacting the season, and what we may see in the coming weeks. We also discuss how to not fall for engagement bait. It̵…
