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Brian Macmillan is a Lead Carpenter/Lead Fly/Prop-maker/Special Effects at various media outlets. He focuses on regional interest and world news, particularly in the context of climate change and the environment, covering topics such as forestry, natural resources, and climate policy across North America and Latin America. Brian has been featured in Yahoo News, FOX 13 Seattle, and the Anchorage Daily News.
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Brian Macmillan's coverage is focused on local weather events in Seattle and Western Washington, with an emphasis on seasonal changes and event-specific forecasts. His articles primarily cover weather-related topics, including rain, snow, temperature fluctuations, and their impacts.
If reaching out to Brian for coverage or expert commentary pitches related to current or upcoming weather events in the Seattle area or broader Western Washington region would likely be welcomed. Providing insights into how specific weather patterns may impact residents' daily activities or offering context about unusual weather phenomena could also capture his interest.
Given the focus of his reporting on local conditions within a specific geographic area (Seattle & Western Washington), relevant experts should have direct knowledge of the climate dynamics in this region when approaching him with information.
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By: Claire Anderson, Brian MacMillan, Ilona McCauley
The lingering disturbance we've been tracking the last few days will bring one last push of showers before moving out. The best chances for rain will be in Eastern Washington near Spokane. Wrap around showers and some thunderstorms are also possible from around Everett north toward Bellingham. Skies will slowly clear by the afternoon.
By: Ilona McCauley, Claire Anderson, Jennifer Dowling, Brian MacMillan
Clouds are clearing overnight and temperatures will be mild early Tuesday morning. Expect lows in the upper 40s and low 50s in Western Washington.
By: Ilona McCauley, Brian MacMillan, Claire Anderson
SEATTLE Sunshine and warmer late-summer weather returns Tuesday and Wednesday, with high temperatures in the 70s
By: Brian MacMillan, Ilona McCauley, Claire Anderson
Highs Wednesday will be the warmest of the extended forecast, reaching the upper 70s to low 80s.
By: Ilona McCauley, Brian MacMillan, Claire Anderson
SEATTLE Soak up the sunshine! Wednesday will be the nicest day of the week in Western Washington.
By: Claire Anderson, Brian MacMillan
Thursday will be a cooler day with highs in the upper 60s to low 70s, and partly sunny skies.
By: Ilona McCauley, Brian MacMillan, Claire Anderson
SEATTLE More clouds and cooler temperatures are in the forecast for Western Washington through Friday.
By: Claire Anderson, Brian MacMillan
Mostly cloudy skies Friday with highs in the upper 60s to low 70s. Shower chances return later Saturday.
By: Brian MacMillan, Claire Anderson
Mostly cloudy and mild temperatures Saturday, before the rain returns later in the day. There could be a few sunbreaks in the afternoon, mainly for the north sound and interior.
By: Ilona McCauley, Brian MacMillan, Claire Anderson
If you have outdoor plans this weekend, you'll want to keep the rain gear handy. An area of low pressure moving inland will bring cooler temperatures and rain to Western Washington Saturday night into Sunday morning.
