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Avi's coverage is primarily focused on local sports events, particularly those related to West Texas FC and the RockHounds. Given this focus, pitches should emphasize local relevance, such as exclusive interviews with players or behind-the-scenes access during events like playoff watch parties.
Local coaches or athletes involved in the covered teams and competitions will likely appeal to Avi. Additionally, stories about local community impact and engagement within these sporting events could be of interest.
Additionally, highlighting human interest angles that tie into the covered sports themes might resonate well with Avi's coverage style.
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High temperatures will be slightly below normal, only reaching the upper 40s across most of northeast Wisconsin.
Sunday will be cloudy and rainy with gusty winds in the afternoon. Make sure to bring a rain jacket if you're heading to Lambeau. High and low temperatures in the low 50s.
Clouds will continue to move through northeast Wisconsin on Saturday overnight into Sunday bringing rain with it during the night and day.
Strong wind gusts over 40 mph are expected in some areas throughout the morning with more strong winds throughout the day.
Monday will be a mixed bag. Sunshine to start the day before clouds move into the area in the early afternoon followed by rain for the rest of the day.
After some brief early sunshine, clouds will move into northeast Wisconsin bringing rain throughout most of the day. Overnight rain on Monday will carry over into Tuesday which will be much windier as well.
Overnight rain gives us a wet start to Tuesday. Wind gusts are strong enough that wind advisories were issued this morning in Door and Kewaunee counties.
Snow is likely late Wednesday night into early Thursday morning. Whatever snow accumulates will melt away quickly with rain following the snow on Thursday afternoon.
We're expecting 1-3 inches of snow across northeast Wisconsin followed by a rain/snow mix and then just rain. Whatever snow accumulates should melt away by Thursday afternoon or Friday.
Beginning on Tuesday, high temperatures will fall into the mid 30s giving us noticeably colder weather leading up to and including Thanksgiving.
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