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Sara Flynn's coverage is primarily focused on local weather events, with an emphasis on seasonal changes and evolving weather stories. Given the nature of her articles, she may be interested in pitches offering expert insights or first-hand accounts related to upcoming weather patterns, particularly those impacting Michigan and Grand Rapids.
Weather experts or individuals with specific knowledge about local climate phenomena would likely capture Sara's attention. Additionally, as Sara also covers sports-related content (albeit to a lesser extent), she might be receptive to pitches that connect sporting events with anticipated weather conditions, especially for outdoor sports activities affected by the changing seasons.
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After a hot and humid week, temperatures cool in time for the holiday weekend. #Sponsored
The first day of astronomical fall is still two weeks away on Sunday, Sept. 22. As temperatures cool off for the first weekend of September, the fall feeling will start to kick in.
The summer-like pattern has limited any fall color in West Michigan thus far.
The weather pattern so far this October has left portions of Michigan seeing peak fall color with others barely seeing any color change at all.
Amid drought conditions in much of West Michigan, beneficial rain is ahead.
After a mild October and November across the Midwest, big change is on the way for Thanksgiving.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — The snowy pattern that has settled over West Michigan will prevail at least through mid-week. WEDNESDAY MORNING CLIPPER SYSTEM
Did you hear the thunder? Perhaps saw a flash of lightning? Thundersnow occurred across West Michigan Wednesday night.
A lot of the snow that has fallen recently will begin to melt away as a warmup arrives for the second week of December.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — West Michigan is no stranger to a white Christmas. With an above-average amount of snowfall already this December, what does this Christmas have in store?
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