Colleen Hurley is a meteorologist at WMTW News 8. With a strong background in climate change and environmental issues, she covers topics such as climate policy, global warming, and sustainability, drawing on her experiences from her career in various regions including New England and the Midwest. Colleen's insights and expertise have been featured in WMTW-TV and MSN.
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Colleen Hurley's coverage predominantly focuses on local weather, with a significant emphasis on seasonal changes and breaking news about evolving weather patterns. Her articles are tailored to the United States, Maine, and Portland audiences.
Given her focus on local weather events and their potential impact, Colleen would likely be receptive to pitches from experts who can provide insights into severe weather preparedness, climate change impacts at the local level or those who have expertise in tracking and analyzing specific types of weather phenomena such as storms or heavy snowfall.
It is worth noting that while Colleen’s main focus is on meteorological events within Maine & Portland area, she may also consider broader national trends if they have an expected impact locally.
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A chilly breeze from the northwest continues Wednesday night into Thursday morning, gusting to 25 to 30 mph.
Another round of rain on Friday leaves us cold and blustery this weekend.
Winds pick up Friday evening, gusting to 25 to 30 mph from the southwest ahead of a cold front.
Sunshine reigns this week as high pressure keeps storms away and skies clear. Temperatures fall into the mid-30s for most of Monday night.
Staying dry and breezy in Maine this week as a storm offshore passes by.
A blustery few days are ahead as a storm offshore passes by.
Staying dry with winds from the north as Josephine passes by.
Temperatures climb nicely into the 60s to around 70 degrees Monday afternoon with a light southwest breeze. An approaching cold front kicks off a few isolated showers inland.
Tuesday night will be the coldest yet for many Mainers as temperatures drop into the teens and 20s.
Skies are partly sunny on Wednesday afternoon with temperatures running cool, even for late-October, with highs in the 40s and lower 50s.
