Aaron Brackett is a Meteorologist at KFOR. He specializes in climate change and environmental issues, with a focus on regional interests and world news, particularly in North America and LATAM. Aaron is also an AMS Certified Broadcast Meteorologist and has been featured in various segments on KFOR.
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Aaron's focus is mainly on local weather events, particularly in Oklahoma City. He covers seasonal changes with a significant portion dedicated to event coverage and evolving stories related to weather phenomena.
Given the strong emphasis on weather-related topics, pitches should aim at providing unique insights or data-driven analysis of upcoming weather patterns specific to the region. Additionally, offering expert advice or tips for preparing for different weather conditions could be well-received.
It's important to note that Aaron does not seem to cover tragedy or entertainment news as much as he covers weather-related topics. Therefore, any outreach should primarily revolve around relevant and timely information about local weather patterns and their potential impacts.
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A stunning high of 106 occurred just before severe storms moved across the metro Saturday evening.
Posted: Updated: Daily highs in the upper 90s to 100s will be here each day this week!
The start of the Oklahoma State Fair will be met with hot temps and not a lot of breeze.
Sunday will feature a cold front that will bring rain and storms, and less hot temps! Look for warm lows tonight into the middle 70s with a south wind.
Posted: Updated: Major drought relief is on the way to the state midweek! Look for rain and storms to shift east Saturday night with mild low temps.
Severe storms are possible Wednesday afternoon and evening, with another round overnight. A low pressure center to our southwest will continue nearing Oklahoma.
After rain and storms, north wind finally arrives, bringing the coolest temps in 136 nights.
Rainfall totals have ranged from 3 to as much as 9 inches in central and western Oklahoma, and more is on the way!
Posted: Updated: The weekend weather continues to be very nice with a warmup this upcoming week.
Above average temps continue into the weekend before our next chance for Oklahoma rain.
