Ethan Huston is a Meteorologist at WGAL. He focuses on climate change and environmental issues, providing insights on regional interests and world news, particularly in North America. Ethan's work has been featured in WGAL 8 TV and MSN.
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Ethan's focus is primarily on local weather events in Pennsylvania, with an emphasis on seasonal changes and their impact. He may be interested in pitches that provide insights into upcoming or ongoing severe weather events specific to the South-Central Pennsylvania area.
Given Ethan's coverage of "Top Weather Events" and his focus on localized impacts such as rain, snow, and climate patterns within Pennsylvania, he may be receptive to experts who can offer detailed analysis or predictions regarding these specific meteorological phenomena.
As for the themes covered by Ethan, while they are not directly related to his primary topic of weather, understanding these interests could help tailor pitches if there are opportunities to link them with entertainment news or house & home topics.
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By: Mike Susko
A clear sky and calm winds will lead to a chilly start to our Wednesday with overnight lows in the 30s and 40s.
By: Mike Susko
Not as cold tonight with lows in the 50s across the Susquehanna Valley. Highs return to the mid-70s on Thursday. Our next chance for rain will arrive over the weekend as the remnants of Isaias pass over Pennsylvania.
By: Ethan Huston, Mike Susko
A strong cold front will bring the showers and strong winds to the Susquehanna Valley late Friday with cooler temperatures over the weekend.
By: Ethan Huston
Strong to severe thunderstorms are possible mainly between 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. Friday. Main concerns are damaging winds. There is a low chance for a brief, spin-up tornado.
Alert Day continues as strong to severe thunderstorms move through the region, leaving gusty winds and cold temperatures behind for Saturday. Wind gusts Friday evening, Friday night, Saturday could reach 40 mph.
By: Ethan Huston
Strong storms are moving out, but wind and spotty showers will linger as temperatures tumble overnight.
By: Ethan Huston
Winds may gust to 30 to 40 miles per hour at times overnight through Saturday evening. Winds relax Saturday night and temperatures fall to near the freezing mark to start Sunday morning.
Very little day-to-day change in the forecast. Temperatures rise a bit late in the week with the dry stretch lasting into Halloween.
By: Ethan Huston, Mike Susko
Temperatures will remain at or above average this week; dry weather will persist through the end of October.
Dry weather continues through the end of October.
