Colleen Hurley is a Meteorologist at WMTW-TV. With a strong background in climate change and environmental reporting, she covers a wide range of topics including local weather, regional interests, and global news, particularly in North America and beyond. Colleen is featured in WMTW-TV, where she brings her expertise and passion for weather to the forefront.
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Colleen Hurley's coverage predominantly focuses on local weather, with a significant emphasis on seasonal changes and breaking news about evolving weather patterns. Her articles are tailored to the United States, Maine, and Portland audiences.
Given her focus on local weather events and their potential impact, Colleen would likely be receptive to pitches from experts who can provide insights into severe weather preparedness, climate change impacts at the local level or those who have expertise in tracking and analyzing specific types of weather phenomena such as storms or heavy snowfall.
It is worth noting that while Colleen’s main focus is on meteorological events within Maine & Portland area, she may also consider broader national trends if they have an expected impact locally.
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PORTLAND, Maine — Maine's Total Weather is also tracking when the strongest wind gusts will be happening.
Lake effect snow makes it all the way to Maine Thursday afternoon Lake effect snow off Lake Ontario has made it all the way to Maine and is causing some brief drops in visibility.
How's the weather looking for your weekend and beyond? Meteorologist Colleen Hurley breaks down your 8 day forecast.
The full 'Cold Moon' lights up the otherwise clear sky tonight as temperatures plummet; Lows range from 10 below zero to 10 above.
Cold sunshine is expected again on Sunday as a strong high pressure system remains in control. More and more high, thin clouds will fill the sky during the afternoon with highs in the 20s and low 30s.
Rain arrives tonight and could start as brief freezing rain in the mountains. However, temperatures rise through the night with rain falling across the area in the pre-dawn hours Tuesday.
The next storm to impact Maine moves through Wednesday night
Temperatures are still running warm for mid-December with highs in the 30s to mid 40s Wednesday afternoon.
A storm off the coast clips Maine late Friday into Saturday morning
Maine gets brushed by the northwestern edge of a storm well offshore
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