Judson Jones is a Reporter and Meteorologist at The New York Times. He focuses on climate change, environmental issues, and earth sciences, exploring topics such as climate policy and regional interests across North America and the Pacific Islands. Judson's work has been featured in a variety of outlets, including the Chattanooga Times Free Press, The Seattle Times, and CNN.
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Judson Jones' coverage predominantly focuses on weather-related events, particularly natural disasters and severe weather. His interest in evolving stories and breaking news suggests he would be responsive to pitches related to the latest developments in weather forecasting, storm tracking, and providing insights into natural disasters.
Given his focus on national (United States) geographic coverage, potential contributors should tailor their pitches with a U.S.-centric angle or relevance. Additionally, Judson's emphasis on citing data indicates a preference for fact-based reporting; therefore, sources who can provide credible data-backed analysis of weather patterns and trends are likely to resonate well with him.
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Dolly Parton died on Tuesday. The next tropical storm in the Atlantic will, coincidentally, carry her name.
A cluster of thunderstorms that could become Tropical Storm Edouard threatens to bring heavy rain to Southeast Texas and western Louisiana.
The storm formed on Monday just off the Texas coast.
By: Judson Jones
The storm formed on Monday just off the Texas coast.
By: Bea Malsky, William B. Davis, John Keefe, Judson Jones, Madison Dong, Joey K. Lee
View the location of the quake’s epicenter and shake area.
The storm was expected to bring heavy rain to Texas and Louisiana on Tuesday.
By: Judson Jones
Three storms, spurred on by El Niño, are inching closer to Hawaii. Could one of them even affect California this weekend?
By: William J. Broad, Judson Jones, Amy Graff
The Category 4 storm has been moving well south of the islands this week. It is expected to turn north sometime this weekend.
By: Judson Jones
There hasn’t been a single one yet.
Traditionally, this past week has been the peak of the Atlantic hurricane season, the busiest time of year for storms to spin up and barrel west into North America.
