Joseph Meyer is a weekend meteorologist at KMTV 3 News Now. With a strong focus on climate change, environmental issues, and regional weather events, he combines his passion for meteorology with a love for history and culture. Joseph's insights and expertise have been featured in various publications, including The Florida Times-Union, Jacksonville.com, and wikiHow.
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Joseph's coverage primarily focuses on providing detailed weather forecasts and analysis, with a strong emphasis on local conditions in Omaha and broader seasonal trends. Given the focus on weather-related topics such as winter weather, snowfall, and seasonal temperatures, Joseph would likely be interested in pitches from meteorologists or climate scientists who can offer unique insights into upcoming weather patterns specific to the Nebraska region.
Moreover, considering that his articles also touch upon themes related to house & home as well as tragedy alongside seasonal attributes and investment analysis suggests that he might be open to features exploring how extreme weather impacts these areas. For example, pitching stories about preparing homes for severe winter conditions or discussing any economic repercussions of specific types of extreme weather events could align with his interests.
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Drying out some during the week, but a few rain chances are still around 3 Things to Know Overnight rain into Monday morning
By: Joseph Meyer
Nearly 6 inches of rain recorded at Eppley Airfield this August has ended drought conditions in Omaha and eased them across eastern Nebraska — but
By: Joseph Meyer
A look at what it is and how past winters have worked out with strong El Niño cases
By: Joseph Meyer
A storm packing high winds struck Ceresco around 7 a.m. Wednesday, leaving a trail of damage across the community — including downed trees, broken power poles, and blown-out windows.
By: Joseph Meyer
Warm nights prevent the body from recovering from heat stress, putting vulnerable populations at greater risk during prolonged heat waves.
By: Joseph Meyer
Going to any football games tonight or tomorrow? Drink lots of water, as it's going to be hot out! However, heat relief is on the way.
By: Joseph Meyer
A cold front arrives Tuesday, bringing some evening storms and much-welcome cooler air 3 Things to Know Scattered storms Sunday afternoon
By: Joseph Meyer
We are watching thunderstorms over western Iowa that may build as far west as Omaha through this evening.
By: Joseph Meyer
A cold front has passed, temperatures have dropped, and it rained, but fall may not be here just yet for Nebraska and Iowa.
By: Joseph Meyer
Severe weather is possible on Monday evening as a cold front arrives 3 Things to Know Rainy Sunday morning, then a cool afternoon
