Kevin Phelps is a Morning Meteorologist at KWQC TV-6 News. He focuses on climate change and environmental issues, covering topics such as climate policy, ClimateTech, and global warming, while also addressing regional interests and world news. Kevin's insights and reporting have been featured in The News Tribune and KWQC TV-6 News.
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Kevin Phelps's coverage is heavily focused on local weather, with an emphasis on seasonal changes and event-based weather reporting. His focus seems to be primarily on providing updates about the current and upcoming weather conditions in the Quad Cities area.
Given his predominant coverage of weather-related topics, Kevin would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to localized environmental events or significant shifts in seasonal temperatures that directly impact the Quad Cities region.
While there are occasional opinion pieces and mentions of local landmarks, these themes make up a smaller percentage of his coverage compared to the dominant focus on seasonal and event-driven weather updates.
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By: Kevin Phelps
QUAD CITIES, Iowa/Ill. (KWQC) — High pressure is keeping the Quad Cities dry and comfortable through Tuesday, with highs around 80 degrees today. You’ll notice a few more clouds this afternoon as weak energy moves through, but don’t let that fool you it’s shaping up to be another really nice day.
By: Kevin Phelps
Gusty winds and drier air expected through afternoon before high pressure brings comfortable conditions
Comfortable highs in low to mid 80s before weekend storms arrive
Enjoy comfortable conditions today, summer heat and humidity surge this weekend
Heat Advisory in effect; feel-like temperatures could exceed 100 degrees
By: Kevin Phelps
Visibility near zero early Tuesday; heat indices climbing to 100 degrees
Heat indices expected to reach 100-105 degrees with dangerous conditions lasting through the week
Pleasant Monday gives way to dangerous heat and heavy rain Tuesday through Wednesday
By: Kevin Phelps
Widespread showers and storms move in this evening with damaging wind threat and flash flooding potential
By: Kevin Phelps
Flash flooding possible as storms train over same areas during morning commute
