Tim McGill is a meteorologist and "Intrepid" live remote reporter for Fox 32 Chicago. With a focus on local weather in the Chicago area, Tim provides accurate and up-to-date forecasts, as well as on-the-ground reporting during severe weather events. His work has also been featured on Yahoo News.
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Tim McGill's focus is on weather, particularly in Chicago and the wider Illinois region. Given his emphasis on citing data and seasonal coverage, he may be open to pitches that provide specific, localized insights into upcoming weather patterns or trends. Providing access to expert meteorologists who can offer unique perspectives or predictions about local weather events could be valuable.
Considering the regularity of Tim's articles about winter, temperature changes, and snowstorms in Chicago, offering content related to how these phenomena impact daily life in Chicago could also resonate with him. This might include topics such as home maintenance during extreme cold or tips for staying safe during heavy snowfall.
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La Niña's typical impacts on winter weather in the United States.
The Draconid meteor shower should produce about 10 meteors per hour during its peak.
By: Tim Mcgill
Comet Tsuchinshan-ATLAS (also known as C/2023 A3 and Comet A3) will be visible for the next few nights, and we only need to use our naked eyes to see it.
By: Tim Mcgill
Several simultaneous weather factors spawned flash flooding that took three lives and wrecked dozens of roads in August. A thousand-year review is under way.
By: Tim McGill
News Weather Fall weather laid the foundation for Connecticut's fires. Here's how. By Tim McGill
By: Tim Mcgill
The Northeast region has the lowest climate change risk index in the country, according to SafeHome.org.
Connecticut's long stretch of parched weather, marked by more than 140 brush fires burning across the state, began in late summer.
By: Tim Mcgill
The past 10 winters have been warmer than average for Connecticut. Only three winters since 2004 ended up cooler than average.
Then the Leonid meteor shower peaks Nov. 17, the same day we'll see a supermoon in Connecticut's night sky.
By: Tim Mcgill
More than 22 million people across six states were under red flag warnings on Wednesday. This included all of Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island.
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