KSStorm.Info Forecasts and Outlooks On-Air in Central, Western Kansas
by Lead Tracker Scott Roberts on April 7, 2014 No Comments
[stag_intro]KSStorm.Info is proud to announce the beginning today of a partnership with Rocking M Radio to bring our forecasts and outlooks to radio listeners throughout Central and Western Kansas.[/stag_intro]
KSStorm.Info forecasts and weather outlooks are now airing hourly on Rocking M's radio stations in the Salina/Manhattan, Great Bend/Hays, Garden City/Dodge City and Pratt/Hutchinson markets.This includes:
Salina/Abilene/Manhattan
KZUH (Hit Radio) 92.7 FM
KVOB (Rock) 95.5 FM
KDJM (Country) 101.7 FM
Hays/Great Bend/Larned
KZRS (Classic Hits) 107.9 FM
KSOB (Country) 96.7 FM
KRMR (Talk) 105.7 FM
KNNS ()Talk) 1510 AM
Dodge City/Garden City
KZRD (Rock) 93.9 FM
KERP (Country) 96.3 FM
KAHE (Classic Hits) 95.5 FM
KGNO (Talk) 1370 AM
KMMM (A/C) 1290 AM
The partnership marks a return to the radio for KSStorm.Info Founder/Lead Tracker Scott Roberts, who has been on the air in each of the markets during his radio career, which started in his hometown of Pratt in 1981.
"This is the foundation of a long-term partnership to help bridge the gap between the emergency management community, the broadcast community, the weather community and the public we all serve," said Roberts. "We want to see this expand to include live severe weather coverage, storm alerts via mobile app, and other outreach efforts across multiple media platforms."
The Rocking M broadcast and digital platform reaches a potential audience of nearly one million people and covers the western two-thirds of Kansas.
Lead Tracker Scott Roberts
Scott Roberts has been reporting on severe storms for radio and TV since 1981. He saw his first tornado as a reflection in the studio window of (as it was known then) KGLS-FM in Pratt. Scott has been actively storm chasing since the 2005 season, after spending two seasons as the Chase Coordinator at KWCH-TV and six years as part of the renowned KFDI News team. Scott lives in Haysville, is happily married with two daughters and four grandchildren...and for the time being we all live in the same house!
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