Austin Evans is a Planning/Scheduling Manager at JD Supra. He covers a range of topics including climate change, agriculture, and regional interest, with a focus on climate policy, global warming, and farm management. Austin's work has been featured in notable publications such as TechSpot, KSLA News 12, WHAS-TV, and the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership.
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Austin Evans' coverage is heavily focused on weather, particularly in the local area of Shreveport, Louisiana. Given his strong focus on seasonal attributes and topics such as rain, sunshine, severe storms, and dry weather, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to seasonal trends and how they impact the local community.
As a journalist with a strong emphasis on reporting about weather conditions affecting specific locations like Shreveport, it could be beneficial to provide localized insights or data-driven analyses relevant to the region when reaching out to him. He may also appreciate expert commentary from meteorologists or environmental experts who can offer unique perspectives on local weather patterns and their implications for residents in his coverage area.
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By: Matt Breland, Austin Evans
A low-pressure system will bring a chance for strong to severe storms this week.
By: Matt Breland, Austin Evans
A low-pressure system will bring a chance for strong to severe storms this week. Credit: Libor - stock.adobe.com
Strong to severe storms bringing the potential for flash flooding, damaging wind, and isolated tornadoes will move in Sunday night.
Dangerous heat, humidity headed for Louisville area leading into July 4 weekend
Dangerous heat wave arrives in Kentucky and Indiana
By: Matt Breland, Austin Evans
Our area is under an "Extreme Heat Warning" this week. LOUISVILLE, Ky. — The heat wave continues for Kentuckiana and it means business.
The heat wave is approaching the end of its tenure in Kentuckiana with slightly cooler temperatures on the way.
By: Austin Evans
Winter is coming, but how will El Niño affect Kentuckiana's cold season?
By: Austin Evans
Highs in the upper 90s are possible this week as Tuesday marks the first day of September. Credit: WHAS11
The NWS Louisville office has issued a Heat Advisory for much of Kentuckiana through Tuesday afternoon.
