Sabrina Bates is a Meteorologist at various prominent media outlets including Shelbyville Times-Gazette and WLKY-TV CBS Louisville, KY. She focuses on themes such as climate change, environmental issues, and regional interest, often covering topics like climate policy and ClimateTech. Sabrina's work has been featured in multiple platforms including WPBF 25, MSN, and WDSU-TV.
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Cincinnati, United States (Local)
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Sabrina’s coverage primarily centers around local news, particularly weather-related topics and local government policies. Given her focus on local matters in Oklahoma City, she is likely to be receptive to pitches from experts who can provide insights or commentary related to severe weather preparedness, road conditions during inclement weather, and local government policies.
Sources with expertise in meteorology, emergency management, urban planning as it relates to extreme weather events, or community governance would align well with Sabrina's coverage. When reaching out to her for potential collaboration or interviews consider how your pitch could benefit the local audience of Oklahoma City.
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Storm chances for Greater Cincinnati this evening
Rounds of storms possible into Friday for Cincinnati
Few more downpours possible this weekend in Cincinnati
Scattered rain chances this weekend for Greater Cincinnati
Homeowners on Cincinnati’s east side are frustrated, saying their boxwoods are going from green to brown, almost instantly.
It’s been a month since the flash flooding on Cincinnati’s east side, with fast-moving water taking over homes, cars and even a Metro bus.
Brief break from the rain for Cincinnati
Stray shower, feeling-like August across Cincinnati
Yayoi Kusama, the celebrated Japanese artist known for her polka dot designs and vibrant exhibits, has died, leaving fans at the Cincinnati Art Museum reflecting on her impact.
By: Allison Rogers, Sabrina Bates
An El Niño is strengthening, with more than a 90 percent chance of a "very strong event" this fall and winter.
