Sean Macaday is a meteorologist for KIMT-TV, focusing on local weather forecasts and reporting for North Iowa. With a passion for weather and its impact on the community, Sean provides accurate and timely information to help viewers prepare for and stay safe during severe weather events.
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Sean Macaday's articles primarily focus on weather and seasonal events in the North Iowa area. His coverage heavily emphasizes event-based content related to weather patterns, particularly winter storms, rain, and climate change impacts. Given this focus, individuals or organizations with expertise in meteorology, climate science, disaster preparedness/response could provide valuable insights for his articles.
Considering Sean's local geographic focus within the United States (Iowa), experts from relevant government agencies or local environmental organizations can potentially offer localized perspectives on how communities are impacted by extreme weather conditions and what measures they are taking to adapt to these changes.
Given the emphasis on tragedy as a theme in his coverage attributes, sources who can provide sensitive yet informative commentary regarding severe weather impacts would be well-suited for outreach.
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By: Sean Macaday
After a snowy Tuesday night, much of the area east of I-35 has woken up to one or several inches of snow on the ground. Be mindful of some icy
It’s Earth Day! A day to celebrate what makes our planet liveable, wonderful, and special, and to be conscientious of our actions to care for it. And being mindful of
After some showers Monday morning, skies are clearing up for a rather hot and muggy afternoon featuring highs in the upper 70s touching 80 degrees and dew points around 60 degrees.
Rochester, MN - Get on your bicycle and grab a good attitude, because this Saturday is the debut of a new Rochester event.
After a historic drought over much of 2023 and early 2024, we are now done.
After a stormy Tuesday afternoon and evening, strong winds Wednesday will a few more storms despite lower humidity.
There is a substantial risk for flooding & flash floods Friday through Saturday as heavy and training rain showers and thunderstorms are expected.
Tuesday brings a mix of smoke and a few raindrops which could impact your plans if you are getting outside.
Summer continues to peak this upcoming weak, as high temps in the 80s with humidity and an occasional thunderstorm will be the norm.
CHATFIELD, MN - In a small wooded valley in far flung northwestern Fillmore County, Ninebark road may seem unremarkable, but there is a growing effort to designate this short dirt
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