Sean Everson is a meteorologist at KETV, where he has been providing weather insights since May 2016. His reporting focuses on regional interest and world news, with a particular emphasis on climate change and environmental issues across North America. Sean's work has been featured in KETV and MSN.
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Sean Everson's coverage is focused on local weather events, particularly winter storms, snow, and cold temperatures in the Omaha area. Given his focus on event coverage and seasonal themes related to weather phenomena such as winter storms, snowfall, and extreme cold conditions in a specific geographic region (Omaha area), he would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to expert insights or analysis of upcoming severe weather patterns impacting the local community. Providing tips for staying safe during extreme weather or offering insights into unique aspects of local climate trends could also be appealing to him.
Given that his articles are primarily centered around providing information about ongoing and upcoming weather events within Nebraska and Iowa, he may find value in pitches that provide localized data about these areas or offer expert commentary from meteorologists with a specialized knowledge of this region.
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If daylight saving time becomes permanent, Omaha would get later winter sunrises and more evening daylight.
Back in the 80s and staying breezy Tuesday afternoon. Meteorologist Sean Everson has the latest forecast from Omaha's Weather Leader.
Chance for a few spotty showers Thursday before more widespread rain likely moves in tonight. Meteorologist Sean Everson has the latest forecast from Omaha's Weather Leader.
After a roller coaster ride of temperatures this week, dangerous heat returns for the weekend and will stick around into next week.
After a roller coaster ride of temperatures this week, dangerous heat returns for the weekend and will stick around into next week.
Extreme heat warning continues Monday afternoon in Omaha area
Chances for scattered showers and t-showers will stick around most of the day Thursday before strong storms are possible tonight.
Extreme heat has faded away. We are still hot, but now tracking cooler temps ahead, and with that, increased chances for storms late week.
Mainly dry, becoming windy Friday in Omaha area
A breezy Saturday ahead with hazy sunshine. Meteorologist Sean Everson has the latest forecast from Omaha's Weather Leader.
