Scott Sabol is a Broadcast Meteorologist at FOX 8 News Cleveland. He specializes in regional interest and world news, focusing on climate policy, ClimateTech, and global warming. Scott is also featured in Yahoo News and is the host of the Sabol Bros. Podcast, where he discusses the intersection of meteorology and behavioral science.
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Scott Sabol's coverage primarily focuses on local weather, particularly in the Ohio and Cleveland area. His content revolves around seasonal events and specific weather forecasts such as snow, wind, temperature changes, and storm systems. If you have expertise in meteorology or specialized knowledge related to local weather patterns in Ohio or Cleveland, offering insights into upcoming weather events or trends could be valuable for Scott's coverage. Keep your pitches localized and focused on providing actionable information relevant to his audience during specific seasonal changes or impending severe weather conditions.
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The coverage of rain will go up Tuesday afternoon and evening between 4-7pm.
Wednesday, the set-up for rain/storms is similar to Tuesday, however the locations will be western areas between 4-8pm. Storms will be slow moving with heavy rain locally.
Dangerous heat is sticking around in Northeast Ohio.
Relief from the heat and humidity is here.
Another pleasant day today with sunshine and temps in the mid 70s.
Tonight, locally heavy rain/storms between 11 p.m. and 3 a.m., especially southern areas.
Strong winds are expected across parts of Northeast Ohio Thursday.
The Monday morning commute will be rainy. Coverage of rain will start to decrease from west to east between 9-10AM.
Tuesday will be mostly sunny and dry! Temperatures will top out in the lower/mid 70s.
(WJW) — Warmer Wednesday! A mix of sun and clouds with temperatures in the mid 80s along the lake and upper 80s inland.
