Ted Buehner is a local journalist based in Washington, Everett. He writes for KIRO-FM and the Everett Post, focusing on weather-related news and updates for the region. Ted has also been featured on KIRO 7, providing valuable insights into significant weather events and forecasting for Western Washington.
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Ted Buehner's coverage predominantly focuses on local weather and its impacts, with an emphasis on announcements, seasonal changes, and expert commentary. Given the nature of his reporting, he may be particularly interested in pitches related to topics such as extreme weather events affecting Washington state or climate change's impact on the region.
As Ted primarily covers local weather events in Western Washington, Everett area specifically, experts with localized knowledge of climatic patterns or those who can provide insights into how specific weather phenomena have evolved over time in this region would likely capture his interest. Pitches offering unique data-driven analysis or forecasts tailored to this geographic area could also resonate effectively.
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EVERETT, OCT. 1: It is finally starting to feel like fall, with cool crisp morning temperatures dipping into the 40s and in some places like Arlington, dropping into the 30s.
Despite mild temperatures, this week's weather in western WA will be a stark contrast with rain and much cooler temperatures.
Over 1.3 million people in Washington will participate in the Great ShakeOut, preparing for potential earthquakes.
Ready to participate in the Great ShakeOut on Thursday, October 17th at 10:17 a.m.? Over 1.3 million in Washington have already registered to do so. You can join the fun drill on the Washington State Great ShakeOut Registration Page. Registration will take just a few minutes.
After fine, dry early fall weather, La Niña brings the season’s first respectable Pacific weather system onshore this weekend.
By: Ted Buehner
This week’s weather will be much quieter after the first significant fall storm with heavy rain and winds moved through Western WA over the weekend.
The Legend of the Lost Logger of Lake Stevens Graphic. SNOHOMISH COUNTY, OCT. 31: Today is Halloween and time to listen to a North Sound
It is time to change from Pacific Daylight Time (PDT) to Pacific Standard Time (PST), effective at 2 a.m. early Sunday morning, November 3.
Welcome to November, historically the wettest month of the year. Some also call this the beginning of the "Big Dark," with sunsets occurring before 5 p.m.
November marks the start of king tide season. The winter months are when the marine waters of Western Washington get their highest astronomical high tides of the year.
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