Pete Grigsby is a Media Director & Instructor at his current institution. He focuses on regional interest and world news, with a particular emphasis on climate change, environmental issues, and sports business. Pete's work has been featured in KMBC 9 and MSN, showcasing his expertise in climate policy, ClimateTech, and global warming.
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Kansas City, United States (Local)
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Pete Grigsby's reporting focuses primarily on local weather events, with an emphasis on seasonal changes and exclusive or event coverage. His articles consistently cover topics related to weather, temperature variations, cold spells, warm fronts, rain patterns, and wind conditions.
Given the substantial focus on tragedy in his coverage attributes and the prevalent themes of house & home along with entertainment news in his articles titles; it seems like Pete may also be interested in human interest stories related to how extreme weather impacts people's lives.
When reaching out to Pete Grigsby for a pitch or story idea, consider providing insights into unique ways individuals are affected by extreme weather conditions locally as well as any unusual or record-breaking meteorological occurrences.
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Clearing skies and nice by mid afternoon Sunday
Kansas City enjoyed a pleasant Mother’s Day, but warmer weather is on the way with highs climbing into the 80s and some areas nearing 90 degrees by Friday.
Kansas City’s warming trend begins Monday with sunshine and highs near 80 before temperatures climb into the 80s and possibly near 90 later this week.
By: Pete Grigsby
A tornado watch is now in effect north of Kansas City through 3 a.m. as strong to severe storms move into northeast Kansas and northwest Missouri overnight.
By: Nick Sloan, Pete Grigsby
Pete Grigsby and Nick Sloan Another round of severe weather is starting to push toward the Kansas City area Sunday night.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Memorial Day is shaping up to be one of the best weather days of the upcoming week in the Kansas City area.
Enjoy the sunshine while it lasts. Kansas City stays warm and mostly dry for Memorial Day before rain chances slowly build through the week, with wetter weather expected by Thursday and Friday.
Daytime highs in the mid 80s
By: Pete Grigsby
A few strong storms could develop across the Kansas City area Sunday evening and overnight, with damaging wind and hail the main concerns. After that, the forecast turns much quieter with warm, mostly dry weather expected through Thursday.
By: Pete Grigsby
After widespread rain moved through the Kansas City area overnight, attention turns to isolated storms that could become strong to severe Sunday evening and overnight. Damaging winds and hail are the primary concerns, though not everyone will see a storm.
