Luke Vickery is a Meteorologist at KETV. With a strong passion for weather ignited by his experiences in the Midwest, he focuses on climate change, environmental issues, and regional interests, drawing from his academic background in Geography and Journalism from Arizona State University. Luke's work has been featured in MSN, KETV, and WESH 2 News.
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Omaha, United States (Local)
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Luke Vickery's coverage primarily focuses on local weather and seasonal changes, with an emphasis on providing accurate forecasts for the Omaha area. Given his focus on meteorology and local weather patterns, Luke may be interested in pitches that offer expert insights into specific weather events, such as unusual phenomena or extreme conditions.
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By: Madilyn Destefano, Luke Vickery
Tracking the Tropics🌀
Meteorologist Luke Vickery shows above average heat, increasing rain coverage midweek along with a busy Atlantic.
By: Madilyn Destefano, Luke Vickery
Tracking the Tropics 🌀
By: Madilyn Destefano, Luke Vickery
Development chances increased slightly for two disturbances being monitored by the National Hurricane Center in the Atlantic, including Invest 95-L.
By: Luke Vickery, Eric Burris
Central Florida could see wetter weather heading into race weekend.
Tracking the Tropics 🌀
A tropical disturbance in the Gulf was upgraded to Tropical Storm Edouard by the National Hurricane Center on Monday evening.
By: Luke Vickery
High rainfall coverage continues Tropical moisture from the remnants of Dolly will keep rainfall coverage high in central Florida. Meteorologist Luke Vickery has the latest.
The system in the Gulf has been upgraded to Tropical Storm Edouard, according to the National Hurricane Center.
ORLANDO, Fla. — Scattered, weak thunderstorms are expected along the beaches Wednesday morning, with storm coverage increasing through the afternoon.
