Ryan Dugger is a journalist for WTVY News 4, focusing on local news in Dothan, Alabama. With a passion for weather reporting, Ryan keeps the community informed about current and upcoming weather conditions, including thunderstorms, rain coverage, freezing temperatures, and other weather-related news.
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Ryan Dugger's coverage focuses primarily on weather forecasts, with a local (Dothan, Alabama) and broader regional context. His articles revolve around seasonal changes, temperature variations, rain forecasts, and general weather outlooks.
Given the nature of his reporting, Ryan may be interested in pitches that provide unique insights into upcoming weather patterns or events specific to the Dothan area or broader Alabama region. Local experts in meteorology or environmental science could offer valuable input for providing detailed and accurate information about forecasted conditions.
As "House & Home" is also one of the themes covered by Ryan Dugger, he might be receptive to content related to home preparation for various types of weather scenarios such as storms or extreme temperatures. This could include tips for homeowners on how to prepare their homes for severe weather events based on forecasted conditions.
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By: Ryan Dugger, Cassidy Lee
Mrs. Alberta Ingle, a resident at Whitehall Assisted Living in Dothan, rang in her 101st birthday surrounded by her friends and family.
The 52-year-old was driving on Biscayne Road Saturday afternoon when his vehicle left the roadway, causing the driver to overcorrect.
The program is for children ages 6-12 and is designed to provide enriching and engaging educational experiences.
Hurricane Debby will make landfall early tomorrow, pounding areas of Florida and Georgia with heavy rain and strong wind gusts. While it will be gusty at times, the Wiregrass will dodge most of the storm with a chance of areas east seeing a few showers. Winds will turn northerly to pump in drier air as Debby treks farther into Georgia, providing scorching days for the rest of the week.
By: Ryan Dugger
The student was airlifted for further medical evaluation while Munger was pronounced deceased on site.
Much of Sunday will be hot and quiet before upper-level energy spurs another round of showers and thunderstorms, a few potentially strong, late tomorrow. A blast of dry air will follow to supply more sunny to mostly sunny days in the middle 90s.
The ingredients for some severe thunderstorms packing abundant lightning and and strong wind gusts were in place Sunday night.
Pert Farms has been built into a hub of produce for locals and travelers.
Mostly sunny days are ahead as high pressure and drier air remain dominant over the region. Temperatures will climb in the meantime to supply scorching afternoons in the upper 90s and mild nights in the middle 70s by mid-week. While Labor Day weekend holds better rain chances, we’ll likely remain abnormally dry as the month ends.
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