David Koeller is a Meteorologist at KCCI Storm Team 8. He specializes in regional interest and world news, with a focus on climate change, environmental issues, and consumer travel. David has been featured in KOLN/KGIN-TV 10/11 News, KTIV-TV, 6 NEWS WOWT OMAHA, KCCI-TV, and MSN.
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David Koeller's coverage primarily focuses on providing local weather forecasts, with a strong emphasis on seasonal topics. Given his focus on the local area of Omaha, Nebraska, he would likely be interested in pitches related to specific weather events or phenomena relevant to this geographic location.
As David specializes in providing detailed and regular weather updates for Omaha, pitching localized stories such as severe weather preparedness tips or insights into unique regional meteorological occurrences could be effective. Additionally, since there is a high percentage of coverage dedicated to "House & Home," connecting weather-related pitches to their impact on home maintenance and safety might also resonate well with him.
Given the recurring nature of his segment titles (e.g., morning forecast, evening forecast), it may be beneficial for PR professionals to establish ongoing relationships by consistently offering valuable hyper-localized content that aligns with his reporting style.
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Unhealthy levels of wildfire smoke continue this weekend across parts of the Midwest and Northeast, with less smoke across Iowa.
DES MOINES, Iowa — Storms will continue to push across mainly northern Iowa early this morning, especially near and north of I-80 A strong
Strong storms will bring a risk of severe winds to portions of Iowa this morning, with another round of storms likely tonight and Thursday.
Strong storms brought another round of heavy rain to portions of central Iowa early Thursday morning.
DES MOINES, Iowa — A few isolated storms are possible this morning near and north of highway 30, otherwise expect another hot and humid day across most of the state with highs in the low to mid-90s.
DES MOINES, Iowa — Scattered storms will continue early this morning north of Highway 20 but will fade away after sunrise.
DES MOINES, Iowa — Warm air will surge into central and southern Iowa today, pushing high temperatures into the low 90s with heat index readings near 100 degrees.
Torrential downpours overnight are moving out of the state this morning with cooler and more comfortable air moving in for the rest of the day.
Powerful thunderstorms brought torrential rain to central Iowa Tuesday night and Wednesday morning with some places picking up over 6 inches of rainfall.
Today a more active weather pattern begins, with shower and storm chances continuing through much of this week.
