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Maria Larosa's coverage primarily focuses on local weather events, particularly storms and precipitation in the New York City area. She often provides hour-by-hour forecasts and updates on evolving weather patterns. Based on her articles, she is likely to be responsive to pitches related to local weather experts who can provide insights into upcoming storms or detailed analysis of recent weather events specific to the NYC area.
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By: Maria Larosa
It hasn’t felt like November. That changes on Tuesday. Temperatures start to tumble overnight after a fairly mild, damp day on Monday. New York City could be looking at its first freeze as well. Freeze warnings have been issued for the five boroughs, Long Island and coastal Connecticut overnight into Tuesday. Be sure to bring any outdoor plans inside. Check…
By: Maria Larosa
Light snow accumulation is possible in parts of northwestern New Jersey and the Hudson Valley, though most people in the area will see rain.
By: Maria Larosa, Jennifer Millman, Andrea Romero
It'll come just three days after a powerful storm system unleashed on the tri-state area, causing widespread flash flooding and triggering tornado alerts.
By: Maria Larosa
More severe weather is expected across the tri-state Tuesday, days after a powerful storm system ravaged the region with flash floods and triggered tornado alerts. Like Saturday, all the threats -- flash flooding, isolated tornadoes, damaging wind, and hail -- are on the table. Damaging wind gusts are the primary...
It’s looking like a great last weekend of July. Planning to go to the beach? Check this map to see if there are any alerts or closures in your area. New York State updates the data it daily, but some advisories may not be the most recent.
