Sam Postich is a meteorologist at CNY Central. With a strong background in atmospheric science and experience covering diverse weather events, he focuses on climate change, environmental issues, and water management, connecting regional interests with global trends. Sam is featured in CNYCentral WSTM NBC3, WTVH CBS5 & CW6, and NewsBreak.
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Sam Postich's coverage focuses on local weather events, particularly in the Syracuse area of New York. Given his strong emphasis on event coverage and seasonal themes, pitches should emphasize unique angles or insights related to specific weather phenomena impacting the region. This could include expert commentary from meteorologists or scientists with expertise in localized weather patterns, as well as stories about how communities are responding to extreme weather conditions.
As Sam also covers topics related to tragedy and house & home, there may be opportunities for pitches that tie into these areas within the context of severe weather events such as storms, floods, or other natural disasters affecting homes and communities in the Syracuse area.
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High cirrus clouds have swept across central New York this morning that'll lead to filtered sunshine through the daytime.
By: Sam Postich
A strong low-pressure system is sliding through the Great Lakes today and will bring multiple opportunities for strong to severe thunderstorms to central New York today.
By: Sam Postich
High temperatures yesterday reached into the 70s and 80s across central New York making it feel very summery for many folks!
Waking up to a stubborn cloud deck draped across central New York making for a rather gloomy morning for many.
By: Sam Postich
Central New York is looking ahead to a very unsettle Friday with temperatures then plunging into the 30s by early Saturday morning.
By: Sam Postich
Cold northerly winds today have bought scattered lake effect rain showers and isolated flurries to central New York this morning.
By: Sam Postich
Low temperatures this morning have fallen to some of their lowest since last spring! Syracuse has unofficially bottomed out at 32 degrees, but thankfully sunny skies will warm us up quickly over the next couple hours.
The National Weather Service has issued frost advisories for northern Cayuga, Wayne, and Monroe Counties till 9am.
By: Sam Postich
Waking up to patchy valley fog this morning across central New York. Expect some of this fog to linger through 9am before evaportating into another beautiful day!
The absolutely spectacular stretch of fall weather continues this weekend with sunny skies and no chance of rain!
