Jonathan Kegges is a Weekend Morning Meteorologist at WKMG News 6. He focuses on climate change, environmental issues, and regional and world news, with a particular interest in Earth sciences and sustainability. Jonathan's work has been featured in WKMG News 6 and KSAT.
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Jonathan Kegges focuses on local weather and scientific events, with an emphasis on Florida-specific conditions. He tends to cover seasonal changes, severe weather alerts, and astronomical events.
Given this focus, Jonathan is likely to respond well to pitches offering expert insights or data-driven analysis related to local weather patterns in Florida. Additionally, he might be interested in topics such as astronomy events and how they relate specifically to the Orlando area.
Pitches with a scientific angle or those covering specific meteorological phenomena are more likely to resonate with him due to his coverage of scientific themes including astronomical events and tragedy concerning natural disasters like storms.
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By: Julie Broughton, Candace Campos, Jonathan Kegges, Jordan Patrick, Jordan Patrick
Strong storms are moving through Central Florida.
By: Jonathan Kegges
Tropical storm Dolly formed in the Atlantic Ocean Thursday, just days after the passing of legendary singer Dolly Parton. The National Hurricane Center wants everyone to know, though, that it's just a coincidence.
By: Jonathan Kegges
Remnants Of Dolly, area in Gulf highlighted for possible tropical development.
By: Jonathan Kegges
Strongest storms favor areas west of Orlando area Saturday
Tropics Watch update for 8/10 Spaghetti model hype for the remnants of Dolly Ways to stay connected this hurricane season
By: Jordan Patrick, Candace Campos, Julie Broughton, Jordan, Jonathan Kegges
Strong storms are moving through Central Florida.
By: Jonathan Kegges
Saharan dust teaming up with El Nino to tame hurricane season Florida impact A quiet peak
By: Jordan Patrick, Jonathan Kegges, Jordan Patrick, Julie Broughton, Candace Campos
Strong storms are moving through Central Florida.
Social media has lit up with model runs of the American GFS showing a hurricane threat from the Gulf during the last week of September.
Hurricane Erin passed by New York City on Sept. 11, 2001 The Weather Setup The What If
