Alena Lee is a Meteorologist at KCTV/KSMO/tv. She focuses on climate change and environmental issues, covering a range of topics including climate policy, global warming, and natural sciences. Alena's work has been featured in News Check Media, LLC., and WBAL-TV 11 Baltimore.
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Alena Lee's coverage is primarily focused on local weather forecasts, with an emphasis on seasonal changes and event-specific weather alerts. Given her focus, she would likely be responsive to pitches providing expert insights into upcoming weather events in the Kansas City area, particularly those related to significant temperature shifts or impactful rain patterns.
As Alena focuses predominantly on local weather phenomena and forecasts for the Kansas City region, sources who can provide localized predictions or detailed analysis of specific climatic occurrences in this area are more likely to capture her attention.
Consider pitching stories that align with Alena’s predominant themes of tragedy and weather-related topics, especially if they cover severe conditions such as storms or unusual temperature variations relevant to the Kansas City locality.
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Seasonable Saturday before storms Sunday BALTIMORE — Quiet weather for Saturday with temperatures that will stay near normal.
Periods of rain and thunder Sunday BALTIMORE — Showers and storms will come in waves throughout the day on Sunday.
According to weather data recorded at BWI-Marshall Airport, this summer recorded an average of 77 degrees.
By: Alena Lee
Wednesday will be an Impact Weather day with a good chance for strong thunderstorms through Central Maryland starting in the afternoon
By: Alena Lee
Last year, Sean and Ava Marie took home the title with their Old Bay-inspired treat.
Meteorologist Alena Lee says the forecast for Labor Day is beautiful with low humidity before the heat and rain return by Thursday.
Labor Day weekend marked the unofficial end of the summer, and with fall around the corner, WBAL-TV 11 Weather meteorologist Alena Lee looks at how much sunlight will be lost during the day.
Fall foliage will start around Oct. 8 with some moderate fall colors, but in Baltimore, the fall foliage will take longer to show up.
By: Alena Lee
Thursday will be the last day of the year with a 7 p.m. sunset, as they will occur earlier going forward.
BALTIMORE — Remnants of Isaias continue to move north bringing the threat of gusty wind and widespread rain to parts of the southeast Saturday.
