Mike Iscovitz is the Chief Meteorologist at FOX 26 Houston. He focuses on climate change and environmental issues, exploring topics such as climate policy, ClimateTech, and global warming, while also addressing regional interests and world news. Mike has been featured in several outlets, including FOX 10 Phoenix, Yahoo News, AOL, Inc., and NewsBreak.
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Mike's coverage primarily revolves around weather-related events, seasonal changes, and natural phenomena in the local area. His focus on Houston, Texas, suggests he would be most responsive to pitches related to local weather events or trends. Consider reaching out with expert insights into upcoming severe weather patterns affecting the region or data-driven analysis of recent extreme climatic conditions.
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By: Mike Iscovitz
There is a World Cup match in Houston today and fans should prepare for hazy skies and heat index values above 100.
By: Mike Iscovitz
It's going to be a hot and humid Tuesday with highs in the 90s and feels-like temperatures in the 100s. There is a chance of some spotty, isolated rain but nothing major.
By: Mike Iscovitz
It's a muggy Wednesday that will go on to be hot and humid during the afternoon. Storm chances will increase Thursday and could bring scattered showers.
It will be another hot and humid day, but expect to see some clouds in the sky with the chance of scattered afternoon storms.
Another hot and humid day as many people are gearing up for the Fourth of July weekend.
It's another typical July weather day with hot and humid conditions, but there is the possibility of some pop-up storms around the Houston-area.
Prepare for another humid and hot Tuesday as highs reach into the 90s. There is a slightly increased chance of scattered storms.
Prepare for yet another hot Wednesday as the July heat continues. There may be some scattered storms in the afternoon to offer some relief.
By: Mike Iscovitz
We're having another summer's day for Thursday with temperature highs in the 90s and chances of isolated storms.
The weekend has arrived and Friday is starting things off with scattered showers amid the high temperatures.
