Matthew Wine is a meteorologist for WDHN, specializing in local weather forecasts for the Wiregrass region. With a focus on providing accurate and timely weather information, Matthew keeps the community informed about potential severe weather events, rain patterns, and temperature fluctuations.
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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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We saw our fair share of extremely hot weather last week with multiple record-tying or record-breaking high temperatures. We carried those 90s into September, but the heat was short-lived. Louisville
With drought worsening across the entire region, we needed a good tropical rain like what we got today!
By: Matthew Wine
The U.S. Geological Survey has released a new nationwide landslide susceptibility map that indicates nearly 44% of the U.S. could potentially experience landslide activity. The new assessment provides a highly
We have drought, burn bans, and air quality alerts across Kentuckiana. Let's break it down one-by-one.
Lots of folks have been asking us why last night's sunset looked like it was cut in half! Allison Franklin Moore's picture at Shelby Co High School.
Hurricane Helene achieved Major Hurricane status this afternoon as a Category 3 with 120 mph winds.
By: Matthew Wine
Impacts from Helene included danger of life-threatening storm surge along the entire west coast of the Florida Peninsula and Florida Big Bend, as well as devastating hurricane-force winds across portions of northern Florida.
Aerial view of flooding in Lanark Village, Florida, collected by NOAA aircraft on September 27, 2024.
September is one of those months that sits in the transition period between two seasons: Summer and Fall. This gives it a unique place on the calendar to experience all sorts of weather.
We have a reasonable time of passage for those trying to catch the International Space Station tonight. Sunset is at 7:22 EDT, so it will be dark enough to catch the ISS's overhead trek.
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