Drew Montreuil is a meteorologist who specializes in providing local weather forecasts for the Finger Lakes region. With a focus on accuracy and timely updates, Drew's articles cover a range of weather conditions, including rain, snow, wind, and temperature fluctuations.
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Drew Montreuil’s reporting primarily focuses on local weather, with an emphasis on providing frequent updates and forecasts for various weather events. The coverage attributes indicate a strong focus on seasonal changes and event coverage.
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By: Drew Montreuil
Friday morning lake snows will wind down, but another shot of widespread snow is expected Saturday afternoon.
Several hours of steady rain will fall today as a warm front pushes temperatures toward 50 degrees Tuesday.
While today's weather will be warm and mostly quiet, another round of widespread, steady rain is on the way tomorrow, ending as snow for some.
Widespread steady rain will turn to snow this afternoon and continue into the evening with a couple inches possible over higher elevations followed by areas of lake effect Thursday.
Northern areas will see flurries and squalls off Lake Erie today while sunshine is more abundant further south.
Sunshine will be plentiful Friday and Saturday before clouds return Sunday with light precipitation on and off through the first part of next week.
Temperatures will rise into the 40s today and remain there overnight and into Tuesday with some evening rain. A cold, potentially snowy weekend awaits.
By: Drew Montreuil
Temperatures will remain in the 40s today but rain and snow will move in later Wednesday, triggering a steady drop in temperatures leading to a cold weekend.
Snow will fall throughout Friday and Saturday before winding down Sunday morning with cold temperatures bottoming out Sunday and Sunday night.
Clouds will increase this afternoon as temperatures moderate, leading to a period of snow overnight into Tuesday morning.
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