Matthew Wine is a Meteorologist at WFLA-TV News Channel 8. He specializes in topics related to climate change and the environment, as well as aviation and aerospace, often focusing on regional interests and world news. Matthew has been featured in various media outlets, including WTTA-TV Great 38, CBS 42, WDRB Media, and WDHN.
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Matthew Wine's coverage predominantly focuses on local weather, with a strong emphasis on seasonal changes and announcements regarding potential severe weather conditions. If you are looking to pitch to Matthew, consider providing insights or data related to upcoming weather patterns, particularly those that could impact the Wiregrass area. Given his focus on local events and announcements, offering information about community initiatives related to home preparedness for severe weather might also be of interest.
It is important to note that Matthew Wine seems particularly interested in covering topics related to house & home as well as tragedy within the context of local weather events. Therefore, if your pitch ties into these themes while remaining relevant to regional weather patterns and their impacts, it may increase its chances of catching his attention.
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If you are willing to brave the cold, tonight's clear skies will give you a chance to see a few meteors.
Rainfall totals from Friday, Saturday, and Sunday ended up being 1" - 2" across much of Kentuckiana as anticipated. The rain we got last night finally brought Louisville's 2024 rainfall
The storm is still on track to arrive Sunday morning and leave Monday afternoon. In that timeframe, we will have periods of snow, sleet, rain/freezing rain, more snow... you get the picture.
By: Matthew Wine
We just finished a conference call with the Louisville National Weather Service office and some of their other partners about the next round of wintry showers and cold air headed
Next Up Winter Storm Warning: What Time Snow Begins, Ends, Plus How … Satellite & radar from WDRB's WSI graphics system
We've had plenty of snow and plenty of cold, but it doesn't look like we're done with either just yet. The next round of cold air is rolling in as a cold front swings by tonight.
Kīlauea began erupting from the southwest part of the caldera at approximately 2:20 a.m. HST on December 23, 2024.
Next Up Hawaii's Kilauea is erupting again Extreme Cold Watch issued by NWS Cincinnati
Next Up Snow showers return for some tonight & Sunday Winter Alerts graphic made in WDRB's WSI graphics system
Temperatures are about to drop yet again! This time, the extra cold air will stick around for longer than just one night. Let's break it down.
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