Connor Thompson is a Senior Marketing Executive at [Employer]. He focuses on themes related to climate change and the environment, sustainability, animal care, and education, often connecting these topics to current events such as the Russia-Ukraine War and local weather. Connor's work has been featured in notable publications including the Wyoming Business Report, WBNG TV 12, and WWNY TV.
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Connor’s focus on local weather events indicates he is interested in informing the public about upcoming and ongoing weather phenomena. Given this, pitches to him should provide valuable insights into local weather patterns, particularly regarding snow, rain, storms and seasonal changes.
As a journalist with a strong focus on New York's Binghamton area, Connor may be receptive to sources who can provide expert commentary or analysis on localized weather conditions as well as any potential impacts of these conditions on the community.
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Cold air remains to end the weekend, but a warm-up arrives as we head into the last weekend of 2024.
The end of 2024 will be mild, but much colder air will arrive as we begin the new year.
A cold stretch of weather is ahead, featuring clouds and lake-effect snow.
Much more seasonable air will return to the Southern Tier soon, with some light snow entering next week.
The cold air and lake-effect snow showers return as we begin this week.
Lake-effect snow and cold temperatures remain over the next couple of days, but much colder air arrives as we begin next week.
A coastal low will ring in the end of the weekend, and bitterly cold air greets the region as the workweek begins.
It will be a very cold stretch of weather, with wind chills nearing -20.
The very cold temperatures remain for the next two days, with wind chills and lows falling well below zero.
The bitter cold air lasts one more day before more seasonable temperatures arrive as we end the workweek.
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