Rick Mitchell is the Chief Meteorologist at NBC 5. He specializes in climate change and environmental issues, focusing on topics such as climate policy, energy sustainability, and global warming. Mitchell's work has been featured in prominent outlets including Bloomberg Law, Houston Chronicle, and NBC DFW.
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Rick Mitchell's coverage primarily focuses on weather-related topics, particularly in the Dallas Fort Worth area. Given his emphasis on local weather patterns and forecasts, he may be interested in pitches related to upcoming severe weather events, major changes in temperature or precipitation, or stories that have a direct impact on the community.
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A Heat Advisory is in effect until 8 p.m. Friday as high temperatures will range from 100 to 104 with a heat index as high as 109.
NBC 5's Chief Meteorologist Rick Mitchell asks, “What is the difference between a tornado and a funnel?”
A slight dip in temperatures is expected by the weekend with the arrival of a weak summer front Friday night.
NBC 5's Chief Meteorologist Rick Mitchell asks, “Why is the wet bulb temperature a more accurate indicator of heat?”
By: Rick Mitchell
Clifford Chance partner Patrick Tardivy is leading the team advising global infrastructure investor Morrison, a client he brought with him when he moved over from Orrick in April.
By: Rick Mitchell
A Heat Advisory is in effect for North Texas, including Dallas and Fort Worth, until 8:00 pm. High temperatures will range from 99 to 101 degrees with heat index values as high as 106 degrees.
NBC 5’s Chief Meteorologist Rick Mitchell asks: “How many wildfire seasons are there in Texas?”
By: Rick Mitchell
The firm's previous managing partner, Darren Maher, stepped down in July after just seven months in the job and 23 years at the firm.
Hot August weather will continue for the foreseeable future. High temperatures mostly in the triple digits with heat index values around 105 will continue through the weekend and into next week.
By: Rick Mitchell
NBC 5's Chief Meteorologist Rick Mitchell asks, “Which type of storm is the most common in the Midwest and Ohio Valley?”
