Brian Hutton Jr. is a meteorologist at WTAE Channel 4. With over a decade of experience, he focuses on regional interest and world news, particularly in the areas of climate change, environmental services, and natural resources. Brian has been featured in MSN and WTAE-TV Pittsburgh.
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Brian Hutton Jr.'s coverage primarily focuses on local weather and forecasts, with a specific emphasis on seasonal changes and their impacts. His audience is likely interested in staying informed about the weather patterns affecting their day-to-day activities.
Given his focus on local weather conditions, pitches to Brian should provide valuable insights into upcoming or ongoing local weather events such as rain showers, snowfall, temperature fluctuations, and any potential severe weather impact days relevant to his geographic area of interest. These could include expert analysis from meteorologists or climate scientists familiar with the Pennsylvania region.
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By: Brian Hutton Jr.
Flash flood warnings continue through Thursday night and into the early morning hours of Friday for much of Western Pennsylvania.
By: Brian Hutton Jr.
The National Weather Service has issued a severe thunderstorm watch for several counties in Western Pennsylvania on Wednesday night.
Today's Impact Day is for scattered rain and gusty storms this afternoon and evening. Flash Flood Warning Sign up for our Newsletters
Impact Days Wednesday and Thursday
Impact Day: Scattered Showers Linger
Dry and Warm Today; Impact Day with Showers Friday
Sunglasses Needed to Start the Weekend
By: Jill Szwed
Western Pennsylvania comes into the conversation with the remnants of the storm on a fast track northeastward over the weekend. Sunday will be a soggy one, making it an an Impact Day.
By: Jill Szwed, Brian Hutton Jr.
Isaias made landfall near Destin, Florida as a Category 2 hurricane with winds of 105 mph at 8:30 p.m. Now a post-tropical storm, rain is moving northward.
A freeze watch will be in effect as temperatures drop from late Saturday night through Sunday morning.
