Ed McIntosh is a Meteorologist at Scripps Montana/MTN. He focuses on climate change and environmental issues, exploring themes such as climate policy, ClimateTech, and global warming, while also covering regional interests and world news. Ed's insights and expertise have been featured in KBZK Communications, Kxlf, and KPAX Missoula/Kalispell.
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Ed's reporting primarily focuses on local weather patterns and forecasts in the Billings area of Montana, with an emphasis on cold weather, snow, and wind. Given this focus, he may be interested in insights from meteorologists or experts specializing in extreme weather conditions to provide context around the forecasts he covers. Additionally, given his coverage attributes heavily favor event coverage and seasonal topics, sources who can offer timely insights into rapidly changing weather events would likely resonate well with him.
It's important to note that Ed does not show a preference for global or national news but instead concentrates on providing detailed information about local weather patterns. Therefore, when pitching to Ed McIntosh it is crucial to tailor your pitch specifically to how your expertise relates directly to the localized aspect of the story rather than broad-scale implications.
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By: Ed McIntosh
BILLINGS — A cool start to the week will give way to a warmer and somewhat more unsettled pattern across Billings, south central and southeast Montana, and northern Wyoming. Temperatures rebound into the 80s and lower 90s by midweek, while periodic chances for showers and thunderstorms return beginning Tuesday.
By: Ed McIntosh
A warm and mostly quiet start to September gives way to increasing chances for showers and thunderstorms along with strong winds by midweek, followed by cooler and unsettled weather heading into the weekend.
By: Ed McIntosh
BILLINGS — Billings and surrounding communities can expect near normal temperatures early in the week, followed by daily chances for showers and thunderstorms, with stronger storms capable of producing gusty winds. Conditions remain somewhat uncertain heading into the Labor Day weekend.
By: Ed McIntosh
BILLINGS — A few thunderstorms Wednesday evening could become severe east of Billings, while elevated fire weather concerns persist through the end of the workweek. Cooler temperatures and increasing chances for rain arrive this weekend and may continue into next week.
By: Ed McIntosh
BILLINGS — A couple rounds of showers and thunderstorms will move through Billings, south-central and southeast Montana, and northern Wyoming through Monday before strong winds take over early this week. Drier and warmer weather returns by midweek, but another potentially cooler storm system may arrive next weekend.
By: Ed McIntosh
A stormy start brings rounds of thunderstorms and rain. Conditions improve steadily by midweek, with warmer and drier weather returning before another possible weather-maker arrives next weekend.
By: Ed McIntosh
BILLINGS — A windy stretch this week will keep fire weather concerns elevated, but after a warm and dry midweek period, a cooler and potentially wetter pattern looks poised to return by the weekend.
BUTTE — A rocky start to the week gives way to a brief stretch of late-summer warmth before a much cooler and more unsettled pattern arrives for the weekend across Bozeman, Butte, Dillon, and the rest of Southwest Montana.
By: Ed McIntosh
BILLINGS — A brief taste of fall is on the way for Billings and the region, but not before a couple of warm and breezy late-summer days.
By: Ed McIntosh
BILLINGS — Fire danger remains the top concern through Thursday across Billings and much of south central and southeast Montana, with warm temperatures, very low humidity, and gusty winds.
