Emilee Speck is a Digital Producer at FOX Weather. She covers a range of topics including space, climate change, and environmental science, with a particular focus on regional interest and world news. Emilee's work has been featured in numerous outlets such as WKMG News 6, Yahoo News, and FOX 5 DC.
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Emilee's coverage spans a diverse range of scientific and entertainment news, focusing on natural disasters, space exploration, meteor showers, tornadoes, and storms. She often covers evolving stories and breaking news related to government announcements or data citations.
Given her focus on scientific topics such as space exploration and natural phenomena like meteor showers and earthquakes, Emilee would likely be interested in pitches from experts who can provide insights into these events. Additionally, she may welcome contributions from scientists or researchers with expertise in these areas.
As Emilee's geographic focus is the United States, relevant local angles or impacts of these events within the U.S. could also enhance pitch relevance when reaching out to her for potential coverage opportunities.
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BepiColombo will be the second mission to orbit Mercury and the first to study the planet with two spacecraft.
By: Emilee Speck
Milwaukee called off the second day of its school year. Detroit hit 98 degrees and sent 54,000 students home early. The week exposed how many American classrooms still have no air conditioning.
By: Emilee Speck
Cleanup is underway from Michigan to Washington, D.C., after damaging winds, flooding rain and a possible tornado.
By: Emilee Speck
Cleanup is underway from Michigan to Washington, D.C., after damaging winds, flooding rain and the first tornado in Detroit in almost 30 years.
Lowell could bring flooding rain, damaging winds and dangerous surf to Hawaii, with Kauai facing the greatest risk.
Storms were nearby and winds gusted to 30 mph, but rain had not begun at MIA when the plane left the runway.
Kauai and Niihau face winds of 60-80 mph, flash flooding and mudslides as Hawaii recovers from Hurricane Lala.
High surf flooded Long Beach and swept a surfer over a Newport Beach jetty as dangerous conditions continued.
The eruption may briefly lower temperatures nearby, but it is not expected to offset warming from a rapidly strengthening El Niño.
If it felt hotter than normal this summer, new data shows there is a reason. Record-hot oceans and a strengthening El Niño pushed global temperatures to historic levels.
