Tony Mainolfi is the Chief Meteorologist at WESH-TV2/CW18-TV in Orlando, FL. He specializes in climate change and environmental issues, covering topics such as NASA, space travel, and climate policy, while also engaging with themes related to travel and tourism. Tony has been featured in Jackson's 16 WAPT, WESH 2 News, and MSN.
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Tony Mainolfi's coverage heavily emphasizes weather events, particularly focusing on the local impact in Central Florida. He seems to be very responsive to pitches related to local weather patterns, storm alerts, and seasonal changes specific to his geographic focus.
Given the prevalence of topics related to storms and severe weather in his articles, Tony would likely appreciate insights from meteorologists or experts with detailed knowledge of extreme weather patterns and their potential impacts on the specified region.
It may also be beneficial for pitches targeting Tony Mainolfi to incorporate an understanding of how these weather events could affect house & home concerns given its prominence as a theme in his coverage.
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Heat & humidity building this week with some cooling storms. 5.18.26
By: Tony Mainolfi
A few cooling afternoon showers and storms through the holiday weekend. 5.19.26
Summertime pattern with cooling afternoon showers and storms. 5.20.26
Chief meteorologist Tony Mainolfi has Central Florida's updated forecast. Advertisement Hot and humid with scattered pm storms all holiday weekend! 5.22.2026
By: Tony Mainolfi
Chief meteorologist Tony Mainolfi has Central Florida's updated forecast. Advertisement Moisture is piling up across the Gulf and will shift eastward over Florida by late week!
By: Tony Mainolfi
Moisture builds over Central #florida beginning tomorrow and could lead to some flooding concerns.
By: Tony Mainolfi
Storm coverage going up tomorrow into next week. Here's what to expect. 5.27.2026
By: Tony Mainolfi
Periods of heavy rain right through the weekend then drier next week. 5.28.2026
Impact Weather: More downpours ahead with up to 4 inches possible in Central Florida Advertisement Active weather Tuesday then drier by Thursday-Saturday
By: Tony Mainolfi
ORLANDO, Fla. — Central Florida counties are taking action to address repetitive flooding caused by hurricanes by purchasing and demolishing flood-prone homes using federal funds.
