Vivian Rennie is a Meteorologist and Multimedia Journalist at KSBY. She specializes in climate change and environmental topics, bringing a unique perspective to her coverage of severe weather and regional interest stories. Vivian's work has been featured in KSBY, where she combines her passion for meteorology with her love for the outdoors and community engagement.
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Vivian's coverage primarily focuses on local weather events, seasonal changes, and community happenings in the Central Coast region of California. She frequently reports on weather-related topics such as rain, waves, and temperature fluctuations.
Given her focus on events and seasonal themes, Vivian may be interested in pitches related to local community events or activities that align with her coverage area. For example, pitching stories about upcoming festivals or events that tie into the regional theme she covers could be well received.
Additionally, if you have expertise in meteorology or can provide insights into unique weather patterns specific to the Central Coast region of California, Vivian might find your input valuable for her reporting.
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The rain that we have been tracking for the past week is finally here and will be impactful. Here is a look at your full forecast!
By: Vivian Rennie, Katherine Worsham
A lot is happening across the Central Coast as we near the end of the work week! Here are some fun things to do this weekend, from Friday, October 23, through Sunday, October 26!
Heavy rain was the story Wednesday with flooding, thunderstorms, and strong winds. Some showers are lingering through the day but by the weekend skies will clear.
Every week we feature an available animal from Woods Humane Society, this week it is Churro's turn in the spotlight!
Strong storms left significant rain on the Central Coast! Here is a look at how much we recorded and what to expect into the weekend.
Coastal flooding is possible through Thursday before attention turns to a potentially rainy Halloween weekend and a soggy start to November.
By: Vivian Rennie
High tides prompt a coastal flooding advisory; a mild week continues, but rain is possible for Halloween. Here are all the details!
Tides over 8 ft set records Tuesday in Santa Barbara, as we head towards Halloween, cooler weather and rain chances move in. Here is what you need to know!
The focus has been on the coasts for several days. We will have some tidal overflow risk, but as we head into the weekend, tides will fall, and a chance of rain moves in for the trick-or-treaters.
A lot is happening across the Central Coast for Halloween Weekend! Here are some fun things to do this weekend, from Friday, October 30, through Sunday, November 1!
