Jordan Wolfe is a Weekend Meteorologist and Photojournalist at WTVO-TV/WQRF-TV. He focuses on climate change and environmental issues, covering topics such as climate policy, ClimateTech, and global warming, with a particular emphasis on regional interests in North America and Latin America. Jordan's work has also been featured in AOL, Inc.
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With a focus on local weather and seasonal coverage, Jordan Wolfe would likely be receptive to pitches related to upcoming weather events in the United States, particularly in Illinois and Rockford. Pitches could include expert commentary on approaching storms or unique weather patterns that may impact the local area.
Given the seasonal nature of Jordan's coverage, there is an opportunity for sources with expertise in house & home topics to offer insights into how weather conditions might affect residential properties or provide tips for homeowners during specific seasons or weather events.
It's important to note that given the localized focus of Jordan’s articles, any pitched content should directly relate to his geographic area of interest to maximize relevance.
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Continuing with our series of answering viewer questions, Laura asked us what causes fog?
While the warmth over the last week has not come with much humidity, that is about to change in the coming days. While Saturday will remain somewhat comfortable with clouds and slim chances for rain, ...
Not all rain chances are the same, with some bringing a near guarantee for rain, while others only have a few spotty sprinkles.
Viewer Sue asks, “why do storms often come from the West?” Meteorologist Jordan Wolfe answers, talking about the driving force of the jet stream and occasional disruptions in that patte…
Temperatures are dropping quickly this evening, down into the mid-50s already for most as of 8PM. We will likely see most reach all the way down into the 40s by early morning, a very cool night ahe…
Winnebago County is the 7th-largest county in Illinois by population, and because emergencies are inevitable, preparation and mitigation are vital.
[5:30PM] A few pockets of light showers remain this evening, but we will work to dry things out tonight.
Moisture and dry air continue to play tug-of-war over the region this weekend, but drier air seems to win over locally.
By: Jordan Wolfe
While the tropics have been rather quiet so far this hurricane season, we are beginning to see development in the gulf. The Atlantic’s first hurricane of the season is likely to develop, even…
By: Jordan Wolfe
Chatter about this year’s Super El Niño and how that will influence our winter season has been loud across social media. First off, we need to talk about what El Niño is. It is a weather patt…
