Sabrina Ullman is a journalist for WDIO/WIRT-TV, focusing on local news in the Duluth, Minnesota area. With a specialization in weather reporting, Sabrina provides accurate and timely updates on snowfall, temperature changes, and other weather-related information. She is dedicated to keeping the community informed about weather conditions and their impact on daily life.
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Sabrina Ullman's coverage mainly revolves around local weather events, particularly focusing on snow and its impact in the Minnesota region. Given her emphasis on event coverage and seasonal themes, she may be interested in pitches related to upcoming weather events or trends specific to her geographic area.
Considering Sabrina's focus on local weather conditions and their impacts, experts or individuals with insights into how these conditions affect outdoor activities, such as skiing or ice-skating, may find success when reaching out to her. Additionally, given the prominence of tragedy as a theme in her coverage attributes, stories highlighting community resilience during extreme weather situations could also be well-received.
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Various injuries can occur during dangerously cold temperatures from frostbite and hypothermia to slipping on ice.
A close look inside the Arrowhead Ice Fishing and Winter Show
A robust low-pressure system to our south has already made roads slick for portions of the Northland with snow over northern Wisconsin and into the I-35 corridor. Tonight will have more snow showers as well as freezing rain and patchy fog. Overnight lows will be in the mid-20s to low 30s.
Dense fog will reduce visibility to 1/4 mile or less by morning (WDIO).
Denfeld High School students worked with the Duluth Community School Collaborative to host a Scooby-Doo STEM night on Thursday.
Spirit Mountain reached an important milestone on Friday, celebrating 50 years since the opening (WDIO).
Temperatures will stay mostly the same overnight (WDIO).
Saturday was the Winter Solstice, so we will see days get longer starting today. We will also have increasing temperatures with highs in the 20s today and in the upper 30s by the end of the week.
Flurries are possible on Monday morning, and we could see snow accumulation up to an inch in Washburn, Sawyer, and Price Counties.
Today will be mostly cloudy with afternoon highs ranging from 23 degrees in International Falls to 33 degrees in Ashland. Flurries are possible in the morning, and we could see snow accumulation up to an inch for portions of Washburn, Sawyer, and Price Counties.
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