Steve Maclaughlin is a journalist based in Miami, Florida, focusing on local news and weather. He writes for ADAM BERG, NBC Chicago, providing weather forecasts, coverage of extreme weather events, and interesting facts about local events such as the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. Steve has a passion for keeping the community informed about weather patterns and their impact on daily life.
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Fort Lauderdale, United States (Local)
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Steve MacLaughlin's coverage primarily focuses on weather-related topics, particularly in South Florida and the broader United States. Given his emphasis on citing data and investment analysis, he may be interested in receiving pitches related to scientific insights into weather patterns, climate change implications for specific regions like South Florida, or expert commentary on significant weather events such as hurricanes.
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By: Steve MacLaughlin
The stormy pattern is expected to continue into Labor Day on Monday.
A question we receive quite often at NBC6 is why we report on the heat index as much as, or even more than, we report on the temperature.
By: Steve MacLaughlin
June, July and August comprise "Meteorological Summer" – and this summer was the hottest on record for Fort Lauderdale, Phoenix, Europe (where we just had the Olympics), and for the entire planet.
The peak of the Atlantic hurricane season comes next week, Tuesday, Sept. 10 The tropics have three areas of concern.
Sunny day, saltwater, or tidal flooding has become part of life for us here in South Florida, but we are not alone.
Florida is the perfect breeding ground for lightning because of three key ingredients: heat, humidity and two sea breezes, one on each coast.
The halfway point between the summer and winter solstice is coming up Meteorological summer began on Sept. 1, but astronomical autumn is Sept. 22 at 8:44 a.m., what we call the autumnal equinox.
By: Steve MacLaughlin
Hurricanes, like all areas of low pressure, have a huge counter-clockwise rotation. That means the weather on the right side of forward motion is completely different from the left.
By: Steve MacLaughlin
Potential Tropical Cyclone Fifteen is likely to be designated as Tropical Depression Fifteen tonight, with a chance of briefly becoming Tropical Storm Nadine on Saturday.
Our two big models, EURO and GFS are actually quite similar, but enough apart for slightly different ‘possible’ impacts here in South Florida.
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