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Chelsea Ambriz's coverage predominantly focuses on weather-related events in South Florida, particularly regarding rainfall, floods, and climate change. Given her emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news related to the region's weather patterns, she would likely be interested in receiving updates or expert insights from meteorologists or climate scientists who can provide context and analysis of these ongoing developments.
As Chelsea mainly covers local weather-related events within South Florida, pitches should center around providing localized information or expert commentary relevant to this specific geographic area. Additionally, given the scientific theme prevalent in her articles, offering data-driven insights into weather patterns and their potential impact could also capture her interest.
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Imagine looking up after a thunderstorm and seeing the sky covered in giant pouches that look almost like bubbles hanging from the clouds. Add a colorful sunset in the background, and it’s easy to see why mammatus clouds are considered one of the atmosphere’s most breathtaking sights.
By: Briana Trujillo
AL96 is the system with the better chance of moving around some lingering Saharan dust and potentially strengthening into a tropical depression by the weekend.
By: Chelsea Ambriz
The widespread rain will become more scattered throughout Saturday, with hit or miss afternoon storms expected.
By: Chelsea Ambriz
Saturday started off soggy across much of South Florida as quick-moving rain from the shore moved inland. The wet weather cooled temperatures in the metro area to the mid 70s.
If you’ve ever walked along a South Florida beach and spotted seaweed washed up along the shoreline, you may have wondered whether it’s actually a type of seagrass. For our Question of the Week, we asked whether seaweed is a seagrass or an algae. And while they may look similar, they’re actually very different. Continue reading after voting. For our…
By: Chelsea Ambriz
Widespread heavy rain is expected and standing water from the heavy rain is also anticipated with the heavy rainfall rates. Rain could linger into the early evening hours.
By: Chelsea Ambriz
You’ve probably seen a rainbow after an afternoon downpour, stretching across the sky as the rain moves out and the sun comes back. But have you ever wondered where the sun needs to be for that rainbow to appear? Continue reading after voting. For our Question of the Week, we asked you: If you see a rainbow in the afternoon,…
By: Chelsea Ambriz
The flood advisories expired by 6:30 a.m., but standing water and flooding could be seen in parts of South Florida, with 2-4 inches of accumulation since midnight.
By: Chelsea Ambriz
As King Tides are expected throughout South Florida, several areas experienced flooding.
This is the next round of the phenomenon that last week flooded roads and residences.
