Jared Silverman is a Meteorologist/Atmospheric Scientist at KNOE-TV8 and WAFB TV. He focuses on regional interest and world news, with a particular emphasis on climate change, climate policy, and Global Warming. Jared's insights and expertise are featured in various media outlets, including KNOE-TV8 and WAFB TV.
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Jared’s coverage is heavily focused on local weather, particularly in Louisiana and Baton Rouge. His articles often focus on storm forecasts, rain chances, and severe weather alerts. Given the nature of his coverage, he may be interested in receiving pitches related to expert insights or analysis from meteorologists or emergency management professionals regarding upcoming severe weather events.
Considering Jared's focus on specific locations within the United States, PR professionals should tailor their pitches to align with local weather patterns and potential impacts within this area. Additionally, given the prevalent themes of tragedy and seasonal changes in his coverage attributes, offering relevant resources such as preparedness tips for extreme weather situations could also resonate well with him.
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The updated track from the NHC shows a slight shift farther to the east, with an estimated landfall near the Alabama/Mississippi border late Friday night.
The impacts of Hurricane Isaias will be low/limited locally with rain chances going down a bit into the weekend.
We’re starting Thursday with another round of AM dense fog, but the main focus will be the strong cold front moving through late Friday, cooling down the weekend.
A strong cold front will move through our region later today, moving much drier/windier conditions in, along with much cooler temps.
High pressure and dry weather conditions will continue through the rest of the work week with cool mornings on tap.
Home fires claim seven lives every day, but having working smoke alarms can cut the risk of death by half.
By: Jared Silverman
Chamber infrastructure chairman says widening Airline Highway would cost a fraction of the bump plan
Drought conditions will continue, and they look to get worse before they get better, given the very dry forecast.
BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - The beautiful, dry weather comes with a price tag, with increasing drought conditions and burn bans across Louisiana.
