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Trey Fulbright is a journalist currently working as part of the NEPARS REU program, focusing on local news in Des Moines, Iowa. He writes articles for KCCI-TV, covering a range of weather-related topics, including storms, snowfall, and extreme temperatures.
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Trey's coverage predominantly centers around local weather patterns, specifically in Iowa and Des Moines. His focus on seasonal topics suggests he may be receptive to pitches related to upcoming weather events, preparedness tips for severe weather conditions, or insights from experts in meteorology.
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By: Trey Fulbright
PITTSBURGH (KDKA) - High pressure has parked overhead this morning leading to clear skies and calm winds across Western Pennsylvania and Northern West Virginia.
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PITTSBURGH (KDKA) - A large ridge of high pressure continues to have an influence on our weather pattern across the Ohio River Valley this weekend.
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The temperatures begin to climb starting Sunday and will continue to start the week.
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We'll have a fall-like weekend before the temperatures shoot up next week!
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After a weekend of cool, fall temperatures, we could see record-breaking highs this week.
By: Trey Fulbright, Kristin Emery, Ray Petelin
PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — When it comes to snowy winters in Pittsburgh, everyone always thinks of the big three doozies of 1950, 1993 and 2010.
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Temperatures could reach into the 80s for Halloween, a possible record high in Pittsburgh.
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Temperatures this afternoon will recover into the upper 50s to low 60s areawide.
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We'll see some temperatures in the 50s before they climb again next week.
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We're looking at more warm temperatures this week but rain is around the corner.
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