Scott Sistek is a Senior Digital Content Producer at KTBC-TV (Austin, TX). He specializes in topics related to Central America, The Caribbean, climate policy, and water management, with a particular focus on global warming and water conservation. Scott's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including FOX 5 DC, Yahoo News, and New York Post.
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Scott Sistek's coverage primarily revolves around evolving and breaking news stories related to natural disasters, storms, and severe weather events. His themes cover scientific aspects of such events along with tragic implications. Given this focus, experts in meteorology or disaster management would be well-placed to provide valuable insights for his articles.
As Scott's geographic focus is national within the United States, professionals who can offer localized perspectives on these weather-related incidents, such as regional climate scientists or emergency response authorities from affected areas would likely capture his attention. Furthermore, individuals with expertise in providing practical advice for navigating through natural disasters could also appeal to him due to the informative nature of his content.
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By: Scott Sistek
What was already a dangerous and deadly Tropical Storm Melissa is now on the cusp of becoming a hurricane Saturday morning, and forecasts have become even more dire for potentially catastrophic impacts across Jamaica, Haiti, the Dominican Republic and even Cuba.
What to do when a storm promising over 100 mph wind gusts is heading your way? Usually the choices don't involve "going for a walk," but for photographer Thomas Soullet, it was challenge accepted.
By: Scott Sistek
What was already a dangerous and deadly Tropical Storm Melissa strengthened into a hurricane Saturday, and forecasts have become even more dire for potentially catastrophic impacts across Jamaica, Haiti, the Dominican Republic and even Cuba.
By: Scott Sistek
KINGSTON, Jamaica What was already a dangerous and deadly Tropical Storm Melissa strengthened into a major Category 4 hurricane Sunday morning, and
By: Scott Sistek
More video is emerging showing the total devastation of northwestern Jamaica in the wake of the historic Category 5 Hurricane Melissa after it tore through the island nation.
It's been a soggy end to October across the Carolinas, but while most of the region was dodging the raindrops, up in the mountains of North Carolina, it was snowflakes instead.
By: Kieran Sullivan, Scott Sistek
At least 44 deaths have been reported throughout Jamaica, Haiti and the Dominican Republic. "I have never seen a disaster like this in my life," says FOX Weather correspondent Robert Ray, who has covered many other natural disasters in his career.
By: Scott Sistek
November is statistically the wettest month of the season for the Pacific Northwest, and it's sure acting like it this year, with multiple atmospheric river-type storms on the docket to kick off the first week.
It’s been nearly a week since Hurricane Melissa made its first catastrophic landfall in Jamaica, and the death toll is continuing to rise.
A moderate earthquake in southern Alaska Thursday morning, including the Anchorage area.
