Tevin Wooten is a Meteorologist at NBC Boston. He focuses on regional interest and world news, with a particular emphasis on climate change, including climate policy and ClimateTech. Tevin has been featured in New England Cable News, NBC Connecticut, NBC Boston, and MSN.
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Tevin focuses on weather-related articles, particularly seasonal events like winter storms and their impacts. Given this focus, he may be interested in pitches related to expert insights into upcoming severe weather events or trends in climate change affecting the Boston area.
Additionally, Tevin's coverage of "House & Home" and "Energy" suggests that he might also be open to stories about how extreme weather affects homes and energy usage. Consider pitching experts who can speak to these topics from a local perspective in Massachusetts.
Tevin has a strong geographic focus on Massachusetts and Boston, so consider tailoring pitches specifically around localized impacts of weather phenomena or climate change within this region.
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By: Tevin Wooten, Marc Fortier
A ground delay has been issued at Boston Logan International Airport on Friday as winds continue to strengthen. Peak winds so far have been around 47 mph in Boston, and they are expected to get higher. Delays are currently averaging about 68 minutes. FlightAware, a flight tracking website, is reporting 164 delays at Logan and 106 cancellations.
By: Marc Fortier, Tevin Wooten
An earthquake was reported around 1:45 a.m. in southern New Hampshire. It wasn't anything too substantial, but the 2.1 magnitude quake was centered just north-northwest of Milford.
The roofscapes hold less heat than a traditional roof, and their temperatures are nearly 50 degrees cooler. They become a much more feasible climate solution and provide clean, cool air.
By: Tevin Wooten
We're expecting periods of rain heading into the weekend, but the sun may still peek through for Mother's Day brunch
After summerlike warmth earlier this week, we're watching temperatures plunge, with wind chills back below freezing, heavy rain, and even some accumulating snow across New England this weekend.
By: Tevin Wooten
Stay weather-aware between noon and 9 p.m., especially if we see breaks of sunshine emerge during the afternoon.
By: Tevin Wooten, Marc Fortier
Heavy rains are causing major flooding issues in parts of southern Massachusetts on Tuesday morning.
By: Tevin Wooten
When you factor in the humidity, it'll feel more like 105 to 115 degrees in Boston and many Massachusetts communities
A severe thunderstorm warning's been issued in Vermont See details on that and a widespread heat advisory here , and track the weather with live, interactive radar below.
By: Tevin Wooten
Sun remains front and center heading into the weekend across New England.
