Stan Blazyk is a journalist for The Galveston County Daily News, specializing in local weather forecasts and reporting. With a focus on Galveston County in Texas, Stan provides accurate and timely information on weather patterns, including rain, cold fronts, and freeze warnings, to keep the community informed and prepared.
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Stan Blazyk's primary focus is on local weather events in the Galveston area of Texas, with a keen interest in seasonal changes and severe weather patterns. His coverage heavily focuses on announcements related to upcoming weather conditions.
As such, Stan would likely be most receptive to pitches that offer insights or expert commentary from meteorologists or climate scientists regarding upcoming weather phenomena specific to the Galveston region. Pitches could also include information about how communities can prepare for extreme seasonal changes and navigate through severe weather occurrences.
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A complex weather pattern, involving no less than two cold fronts, two warm fronts and an upper-level low to our west, will bring two rounds of moderate to heavy rain
Today’s breezy, cold front will likely bring the coldest temperatures so far this season to Galveston County.
Dense fog, defined as visibility of ¼ mile or less, visited the Galveston area again this morning.
Weather for Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and the rest of Christmas week looks less than idyllic if you're expecting crisp, cold weather and sunny skies.
By: Stan Blazyk
A weak cold front pushed across Galveston County early Tuesday, bringing more seasonably cool weather for New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day.
By: Stan Blazyk
Winter finally seems ready to arrive later this weekend after three consecutive months of warmer than normal conditions in Southeast Texas.
Cold, breezy and sunny continue to dominate the weather today over Galveston County with high pressure extending southward from Canada all the way to South Texas.
Clouds and cold rain moved into Southeast Texas on Wednesday as another coastal trough and low moved off the Texas coast.
Chances of snow accumulations by late Monday into early Wednesday will increase as a cold front moves into our area late Saturday.
By: Stan Blazyk
A forming coastal low, an advancing upper-level disturbance and an abundance of cold air is expected to bring heavy snow, sleet and maybe freezing rain to Galveston County overnight Monday and into Tuesday.
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