Taylor Cox is a meteorologist for KOCO 5, specializing in local weather forecasting for Oklahoma City and the surrounding areas. With a background in meteorology from the University of Oklahoma and currently pursuing a master's degree in Environmental and Disaster Management from Georgetown University, Taylor provides accurate and timely weather updates to help residents stay informed and prepared.
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Oklahoma City, United States (Local)
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Taylor Cox's coverage is heavily focused on weather, particularly in Oklahoma and the surrounding areas. Given this, she would likely be very receptive to pitches related to severe weather events such as snowstorms or severe storms that affect her local area.
Additionally, given the seasonal focus of Taylor's coverage, she may also be interested in articles covering topics like winter preparedness tips for households or how extreme weather can impact homes and communities.
It’s important to note that while some themes indicate tragedy and house & home are covered by Taylor, these might not align with her main focus on weather-related content. Therefore, it’s best to tailor pitches more toward her primary theme of weather when reaching out.
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June 5th, 2024 FORECAST: 80s and Sunny
While volunteers flooded the town of Barnsdall after a deadly tornado, the town says the help has slowed, but there's good news on the horizon.
June 8th, 2024 FORECAST: Toasty Saturday, Some Storms OKLAHOMA CITY — Meteorologist Taylor Cox shows temperatures in the mid 90s today, but relief and storms are on the way.
Meteorologist Taylor Cox shows the risk and timeline for storms and how hot it will be today.
June 9th, 2024 FORECAST: Not As Hot Today OKLAHOMA CITY — Meteorologist Taylor Cox shows temperatures in the 70s, 80s, and 90s today then storms possible later today.
By: Jordan Batchelor Guest, Charles Katz
EDITOR'S NOTE: This article includes discussion of suicide. If you or someone you know needs help, please call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 988.
By: Jordan Batchelor, Taylor Cox, Charles Max Katz
THE CONVERSATION – America’s military veterans make up about 6% of the adult population but account for about 20% of all suicides. That means that each day, about 18 veterans
By: Taylor Cox, Jordan Batchelor, Charles Max Katz
Commentary: America’s military veterans make up about 6% of the adult population but account for about 20% of all suicides.
By: Jordan Batchelor, Taylor Cox, Charles Max Katz
In the U.S., the overall rate of suicide has largely increased since the start of the millennium, but veterans are disproportionately represented among this tragic trend.
By: Jordan Batchelor, Charles Max Katz, Taylor Cox
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