A.J. Burnett is a journalist for WCVB Channel 5, focusing on local news in the Boston area. With a keen interest in weather and its impact on the community, A.J. provides accurate and timely forecasts, as well as reports on severe weather events and their effects on residents.
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A.J. Burnett's coverage predominantly focuses on local weather events in Massachusetts, particularly around storms, rain, and snow. He also covers seasonal topics and occasionally delves into house & home-related issues.
For effective outreach to A.J., consider offering insights or expert commentary related to local weather phenomena or preparedness for extreme weather conditions in the Massachusetts area. Topics could include unique features of specific storm events, tips for homeowners dealing with severe weather impacts, or analyses of how these events compare to historical data.
Given his focus on local news, it may be beneficial to provide localized information such as neighborhood-specific impacts during severe weather scenarios or trends that are specific to the Massachusetts region.
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Impact Weather: Timing severe storms Monday afternoon
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Labor Day weekend is just about here, and there may be some rain for at least part of the long weekend moving across Massachusetts and New England.
NEEDHAM, Mass. — A "moderate" geomagnetic storm was detected in Earth's atmosphere on Thursday morning, according to the Space Weather Prediction Center.
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StormTeam 5 Meteorologist compares the tracks of Hurricane Milton and Hurricane Helene and how they affected the storm surge.
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Gusty winds, cooler temperatures ahead
A couple of cool days, followed by a big warmup by Halloween
An atmospheric phenomenon is keeping the smoke low to the ground, contributing to that wildfire smell.
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