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Phil Ferro
Verified
Chief Meteorologist, WSVN-TV (Miami, FL)
Miami, Fort Lauderdale
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News in the Christian community especially abuse and corruption among large evangelical organizations and leaders.
I am optimistic to accept projects in every genre, and deliver 100% standardized content.
Content
Stormy weather triggers flash flood warnings in Broward and Miami-Dade, stalls cars and prompts Ultra to hit pause
By Samantha Sosa Verified, Phil Ferro Verified| WSVN-TV (Miami, FL) Verified MIAMI (WSVN) - The skies above South Florida opened up, bringing relentless rainfall that triggered several weather warnings and advisories and led a popular music festival to temporarily hit the pause button. The soggy Sunday brought a flood of trouble for downtown Miami. wjere hundreds of thousands of people gathered for the Ultra Music Festival. “Wow, this is crazy. I’ve never seen such a thing; it’s like the sea is in the city,” said an attendee.
Tornado watch issued for South Florida as stormy weather pummels region; flood advisory issued for parts of Miami-Dade
By Phil Ferro Verified, Kevin Boulandier| WSVN-TV (Miami, FL) Verified (WSVN) - South Florida is experiencing severe weather on Friday as heavy rain and gusty winds rumble through parts of Miami-Dade. Friday night, the National Weather Service issued a tornado watch for Miami-Dade, Broward, Collier and mainland Monroe counties until 3 a.m. on Saturday. Friday afternoon, 7News’ Stormtracker showed one round of rain moved through the region from the Gulf of Mexico, with most of the heavy activity already moved offshore and a second round is expected on Friday night.
Stormy weather triggers flash flood warnings in Broward and Miami-Dade, stalls cars and prompts Ultra to hit pause
By Samantha Sosa Verified, Phil Ferro Verified| WSVN-TV (Miami, FL) Verified MIAMI (WSVN) - The skies above South Florida opened up, bringing relentless rainfall that triggered several weather warnings and advisories and led a popular music festival to temporarily hit the pause button. The soggy Sunday brought a flood of trouble for downtown Miami. wjere hundreds of thousands of people gathered for the Ultra Music Festival. “Wow, this is crazy. I’ve never seen such a thing; it’s like the sea is in the city,” said an attendee.
Company Info
WSVN-TV (Miami, FL)
WSVN-TV, known as WSVN 7News, is a Fox-affiliated television station based in Miami, Florida. It serves the Miami-Fort Lauderdale area and has a history dating back to 1962. Originally launched as WCKT, it became WSVN in 1983 and switched to Fox programming in 1989. The station focuses on delivering news, weather, and sports coverage tailored to the South Florida region. WSVN is recognized for its tabloid-style journalism, which has influenced other news outlets. Its news team provides extensive local coverage, including breaking news and investigative reporting. The station also offers detailed weather forecasts, especially during hurricane seasons, and covers local sports events. In addition to broadcast services, WSVN engages with audiences through its website and social media, providing online news content and mobile apps for easy access to updates and live broadcasts. The station is committed to local journalism and community engagement, participating in various initiatives and producing documentaries to highlight significant events.
Australia, Sydney, Australia
+1 305-751-6692
Founded: 1956