John Burchfield is a Broadcast Meteorologist at WKYC Channel 3 and WTOL 11. He specializes in delivering accurate weather forecasts and engaging storytelling, focusing on climate patterns and their impact on local communities. John has been featured in JD Supra, where he shares insights on meteorological trends and weather-related events.
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John's coverage focuses heavily on weather and climate, particularly with a local (Ohio) emphasis. His articles predominantly cite data and discuss seasonal patterns.
Given the local focus of his work, John is likely to be interested in pitches related to Ohio-specific weather events or trends. He may also respond well to expert insights into regional climatology or explanations of unusual weather phenomena specific to Ohio.
Pitches could involve offering localized data analysis, interviews with experts who have insights into regional climate patterns or extreme weather events in Ohio, and commentary on how these events impact the community.
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The fall equinox marked the start of autumn on Monday, but it isn't until days later that northwest Ohio experiences equal daylight and darkness.
Two storms have developed in the Atlantic Ocean this week but it is actually the less powerful one that is likely to have the bigger effect on weather in the U.S.
By: John Burchfield
From canoes and steamers to the Edmund Fitzgerald, centuries of violent storms on the Great Lakes reveal how technology — and tragedy — have evolved.
By: John Burchfield
A Weather Impact Alert Day is in effect Monday night into Tuesday for another burst of accumulating snowfall.
Strong wind gusts up to 60 mph and plummeting temperatures will impact the region as a powerful storm sweeps in late Sunday.
