Danielle Noyes is a journalist based in Massachusetts, focusing on local news in the Boston area. She writes for NBC Boston Stations, WBUR, and New England Public Media, covering a range of topics including weather, storms, and their impact on the region. Her work has also been featured in New England Cable News.
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Danielle consistently covers local weather events, particularly focusing on storms and their impact in the New England region. Given her coverage attributes, she is likely to be interested in pitches that offer timely announcements or evolving stories related to upcoming weather events.
Experts who can provide insights into investment analysis related to severe weather impacts, seasonal patterns of extreme weather events such as storms and heavy rain, or perspectives on how these events affect house & home issues within the New England area may resonate with Danielle's coverage focus.
When reaching out to Danielle, keep in mind that her geographic focus is primarily local (United States, Massachusetts, Boston), so pitches should relate specifically to this area or have a strong tie-in to the impact on local communities.
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By: Danielle Noyes
Looks like Mother Nature has some big plans for us this week as we gear up for Thanksgiving. Here's what the weather looks like for the holiday and busy travel days
While this system is quick and doesn't carry much moisture, it will still create travel challenges and usher in an arctic blast by Friday. Here's what to expect:
A powerful storm system is set to bring significant weather impacts to Boston Tuesday night into Wednesday.
While it won’t be a blockbuster snow event, it will bring accumulation for much of the region, followed by an Arctic blast this weekend.
By: Danielle Noyes
As we kick off the holiday week, Boston still finds itself in the grip of frigid air under the influence of Arctic high pressure.
By: Danielle Noyes
From mild temperatures to variable chances of rain, there are quite a few details Massachusetts residents should keep in mind over the holiday before colder conditions settle in toward the end of the week.
The first week of 2025 marks a clear return to winter conditions across Boston and all of New England. A cold pattern moves in on the second day of the new year, accompanied by gusty winds, dropping temperatures and mountain snow showers.
It's no secret that Boston has been feeling the winter chill lately, with biting winds and colder-than-average temperatures dominating the week.
Wet, snowy weather returns to Boston this weekend, ushering in bitterly cold temperatures early next week.
Snow totals ranged from 4 to 8 inches across much of the region, with higher amounts in spots like the Berkshires (7 to 8 inches) and southern Vermont.
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