Mia Montgomery is a meteorologist for KSAT, specializing in local weather forecasts for San Antonio and the surrounding areas. With a passion for weather and its impact on daily life, Mia provides accurate and timely information to help viewers prepare for any weather conditions. Her articles cover a wide range of topics, from severe weather events to outdoor activities affected by the forecast.
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Mia Montgomery's articles cover a range of local topics, with a focus on weather, events, and community-related news in San Antonio and Texas. Her coverage often includes data citations related to weather conditions and their impact.
If you are looking to pitch Mia, consider providing insights from meteorologists or scientists regarding unusual weather patterns or how specific conditions can affect daily life in the region. Additionally, if you have unique data related to local weather phenomena or events happening in San Antonio or Texas that align with her coverage themes such as scientific discoveries or seasonal events, it could be of interest.
Since she also covers entertainment news occasionally, pitches related to behind-the-scenes looks at local events or interesting human-interest stories might resonate well with her audience. Keep in mind that her geographic focus is primarily localized around San Antonio and Texas when crafting your pitches.
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All eyes on a cool front, arriving Monday night/Tuesday morning
By: Mia Montgomery, Sarah Spivey
Here's your yearly reminder that Daylight Saving Time officially ends at 2 a.m. Sunday, Nov. 3, meaning we'll turn those clocks back an hour before heading to bed Saturday night.
You can watch our live radar in the video player above. FORECAST HIGHLIGHTS SATURDAY: Spotty afternoon rain tapers off this evening
By: Mia Montgomery, Sarah Spivey
FORECAST HIGHLIGHTS MOST OF MONDAY: Patchy morning drizzle, then warm and breezy COOL FRONT : Arrives Monday night.
South Texans can pretty much count on two things every November: notable weather changes and Wurstfest in New Braunfels.
FORECAST HIGHLIGHTS DAMP COMMUTE FOR SOME : Patchy fog, mist, and drizzle this morning UMBRELLA NEEDED : Showers and a storm or two midday into the afternoon
Low humidity will be with us all weekend & Veterans Day looks pleasant FORECAST HIGHLIGHTS DRIER AIR: Low humidity all weekend
By: Sarah Spivey, Mia Montgomery
FORECAST HIGHLIGHTS DRIER AIR: Low humidity all weekend SUNDAY: A little warmer, but still pleasant
By: Mia Montgomery, Sarah Spivey
PLUS: Some indication for a stronger cold front in the next 10 days FORECAST HIGHLIGHTS
FORECAST HIGHLIGHTS VETERANS DAY: Cool morning, warm afternoon and mostly sunny skies NEXT COOL FRONT: Arrives Wednesday, temps still unseasonably warm
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