Hannah Gard is a Meteorologist at KPLC-TV. She specializes in climate change and environmental issues, focusing on topics such as hydrology, water conservation, and climate policy, while also covering regional interests and world news. Hannah's insights have been featured in prominent outlets including KALB-TV, Gray Television, Inc., and AOL, Inc.
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Hannah Gard's coverage is largely focused on weather-related topics, with a specific focus on local conditions in the United States, Louisiana, and New Orleans. She appears to be particularly interested in seasonal changes and evolving weather patterns.
Given her emphasis on local weather events, Hannah would likely welcome pitches from experts who can provide insights into upcoming or ongoing severe weather conditions such as storms, cold fronts, rain patterns, and other meteorological phenomena specifically relevant to the specified geographic area.
Pitches should consider providing timely updates or analysis of current or upcoming weather trends that align with her focus on regional climate considerations.
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The National Hurricane Center started issuing advisories on Potential Tropical Cyclone Five in the Gulf on Monday morning.
The system is off the southern coast of Louisiana and is forecast to move to the west/northwest over the next 24 hours.
The National Hurricane Center started issuing advisories on Potential Tropical Cyclone Five in the Gulf on Monday morning.
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The recent stretch of triple-digit heat and dry weather may mean you need to keep a close eye on your home, as rapidly drying soil can lead to foundation issues.
Meteorological summer has come to an end, and it ranked among the top 25 warmest and wettest on record.
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Posted: Updated: Posted: Updated: SHARE AUSTIN (KXAN) — Temperatures drop slightly with increased rain coverage on Sunday, but the triple-digit heat returns early in the work week.
Labor Day will be a hot one, and the heat is here to stay this week as more triple digits lie ahead. – Meteorologist Hannah Gard
AUSTIN (KXAN) — Rain chances decrease going into the week ahead as temperatures increase and we expect to see the return of triple digits.
