Nathan Gidley is a Meteorologist/MMJ at WANE 15. He covers a range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a focus on climate change and environmental issues, as well as cultural themes such as holidays and local weather phenomena in Indiana. Nathan's work has been featured in various outlets, showcasing his insights on tornadoes, Halloween, and the impact of climate change on society.
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Nathan’s coverage primarily focuses on local weather, seasonal changes, and related events in Fort Wayne, Indiana. His articles often cite data to support his reporting.
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By: Jeriann Ritter, Alix Martichoux, Nathan Gidley
Starting this year, the weather alerts used to express the danger of cold air will change.
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