Derek Sibley is a Weekend Evening Meteorologist at WKBT News 8 Now. He focuses on climate change and environmental issues, exploring topics such as climate policy, sustainability, and global warming, with an emphasis on regional interests in North America and the EMEA and MENA regions. Derek's insights and reporting have also been featured in WDSU-TV and MSN.
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Derek Sibley's coverage primarily focuses on weather-related topics, specifically local forecasts for the La Crosse region in Wisconsin. Given his emphasis on seasonal attributes and local themes like house & home and culture & society, he may be interested in receiving pitches that provide unique insights or expert commentary related to regional weather patterns, their impact on daily life, or events tied to specific seasons.
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Above average temperatures continue through Friday before a strong cold front moves in
El Nino will have a heavy influence with significant weather impacts — The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has released it's 2026-2027 U.S. winter season outlook.
By: Derek Sibley
A big change in the weather pattern is expected
Pleasant weather conditions will continue over the next several days
By: Jordan West, Raven Richard, Derek Sibley
SUBTROPICAL STORM JOSEPHINE Subtropical Storm Josephine is moving away from the U.S. as of this Thursday morning. Sign up for our Newsletters
By: Scot Pilie, Raven Richard, Derek Sibley
Will you need an umbrella with your Halloween costume? Rain chances are increasing for southeast Louisiana and southern Mississippi this weekend, but the timing is still taking shape.
