Assistant Teaching Professor of Communication
Molly Robey is an Assistant Teaching Professor of Communication. She focuses on regional interest and world news, with a particular emphasis on climate change, climate policy, and ClimateTech, as well as global warming. Her work has been featured in CBS News, The Baltimore Banner, The Greyhound, The Washington Post, and MSN.
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Molly Robey's coverage is heavily focused on local weather, particularly in the Maryland and Baltimore areas. She often covers seasonal events and provides forecasts for specific local events such as sports games or holiday celebrations.
Given her focus on providing detailed, localized weather updates, Molly would likely be responsive to pitches related to upcoming local events or activities that could be impacted by weather conditions. Additionally, she may appreciate insights from meteorologists or experts who can provide context around specific weather patterns affecting the region.
It seems like Molly has a strong emphasis on serving the needs of her local audience through tailored content about their immediate environment. Therefore, any pitches should take into account this localized perspective when reaching out with relevant information or expert input.
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By: Molly Robey
Temperatures soar midweek, with Tuesday and Wednesday highs near or above 80.
A passing cold front brings showers, some heavy.
By: Molly Robey, A. Camden Walker
Then summer-like 80s arrive for the workweek; 90s have a slight shot, too.
By: Molly Robey, Dan Stillman
Cool start to the workweek with a freeze watch north and west late Monday night into early Tuesday, then a midweek warming trend.
By: Molly Robey
Shower chances are on the rise again Tuesday and especially Wednesday.
By: Molly Robey
After a cool start today, trending warmer through Tuesday as high pressure keeps us dry. Rain chances return Wednesday.
By: Molly Robey, Camden Walker
Molly Robey, A. Camden Walker Welcome to cwg.live , updated around-the-clock by Capital Weather Gang meteorologists.
By: Molly Robey, Dan Stillman
Shower chances could linger tomorrow, especially in southern areas. Cooler tomorrow and Tuesday.
HAPPENING NOW: Morning readings rise through the 70s and 80s. With plenty of sun, afternoon highs reach the low to mid-90s as heat indexes top out near 100. Take it easy if spending any length of time outdoors!
HAPPENING NOW: Humid with scattered showers and downpours today. An isolated storm could produce damaging winds or a tornado this afternoon. Mostly cloudy skies hold highs to the upper 70s to low 80s.
