Adam Del Rosso is a journalist for CBS News, specializing in local news coverage for the New York City area. With a focus on weather and climate-related stories, Adam provides up-to-date information on record-breaking temperatures, snowstorms, and other weather events impacting the region.
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Adam Del Rosso's focus is on weather-related event coverage, particularly in New York. He covers topics such as snow, temperature, and climate change. Given his emphasis on seasonal and event coverage related to weather phenomena, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to upcoming severe weather events or trends impacting the local area.
His articles also touch upon climate change and its effects; thus, experts with insights into how these factors are affecting local communities could provide valuable perspectives for his coverage. Additionally, those knowledgeable about winter activities popular in the region may find their expertise relevant to Adam's reporting.
As Adam focuses primarily on local news within New York City and state, outreach should emphasize a connection to this specific geographic area when offering potential story ideas or expert commentary.
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By: Adam Del Rosso
With dozens of dazzling displays scheduled for the , you may want to be mindful of where you watch them from.
By: Adam Del Rosso
MINNEAPOLIS — Spotty showers on Friday morning will taper off, but there's still the threat of an isolated storm in the afternoon.
By: Adam Del Rosso
MINNEAPOLIS — Sunday may bring more spotty storms to parts of Minnesota in the afternoon.
By: By Adam Del Rosso
A new study finds some communities feel the summer heat more than others.
MINNEAPOLIS — Plenty of sunshine is back on tap Friday in the Twin Cities, with heat in the upper 80s and heat indices in the low 90s.
The nice weather this week might have you wanting to go for a swim, but several beaches in Minneapolis are still off limits.
The greatest chance for storms is across northern Minnesota on Saturday, but on Sunday the storms will likely impact southern Minnesota. The storms are expected to come in the afternoon and evening before dissipating at night. Chances for severe weather remain low.
MINNEAPOLIS — High pressure will bring plenty of sunshine on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Temperatures remain reasonable on Thursday afternoon with highs in the low 80s.
By: Adam Del Rosso
After nearly a decade of work, the National Weather Service finally finished upgrading its weather radars.
MINNEAPOLIS — Friday will have a similar look and feel to the last few days in the Twin Cities with a mostly sunny sky, a bit of haze and highs in the mid-80s.
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