Adam Strzempko is a Weekend Meteorologist/Reporter at Internet. He focuses on themes related to climate change and the environment, with a particular emphasis on agriculture and farming, exploring topics such as climate policy, ClimateTech, and global warming. Adam's work has been featured in Wwlp Channel 22 TV and Yahoo News.
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Adam Strzempko's coverage primarily focuses on local weather, seasons, and their impact on outdoor activities in Massachusetts. His emphasis on citing data suggests a preference for pitches supported by credible statistics or scientific evidence related to weather patterns and their effects.
Given the high percentage of seasonal content, Adam may be interested in receiving insights from experts who can provide long-term climate trend analysis or predictions regarding future weather patterns specific to the Massachusetts area. Additionally, given his focus on outdoor activities such as skiing and concerns about flooding due to rainstorms, he may appreciate pitches that offer practical advice related to these topics.
It is important to note that Adam's geographic focus is predominantly local (Massachusetts), specifically Springfield. Therefore, when reaching out with relevant information or expert commentary, it should be tailored to this specific region.
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As temperatures rise with the arrival of spring, homeowners are being warned that termites are beginning to appear for “swarm season.”
An analysis of 192 cities across the United States found that average temperatures in March were 5.8 degrees above normal.
Recent warm, summer-like temperatures this week brought damaging thunderstorms, signaling the beginning of the severe weather season.
By: Adam Strzempko
March 2026 tied with March 2024 as the second-warmest March globally on record, according to Climate Central.
Moderate drought conditions have expanded across Hampden, Hampshire, and Franklin counties in western Massachusetts.
Recent rainfall has left lawns green and with warmer weather expected this weekend and next week, grass growth is anticipated to increase.
Western Massachusetts experienced its first official heat wave of the season, with temperatures climbing into the 90s since Sunday.
Warmer weather has led to increased tick activity, prompting warnings about dangerous tick-borne diseases like Lyme Disease,
People in Springfield enjoyed bright, dry and warm weather at Forest Park on Friday. Residents took advantage of the unusually high temperatures, which were well above seasonal averages for the are…
