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
Temperatures will be well into the 70s through Wednesday, but cooler to end the week thanks to a cold front Wednesday evening.
By: Drew Montreuil
Temperatures will be in the upper half of the 70s today and the mid 70s tomorrow, but will drop to the 50s for the rest of the week.
After highs in the mid and even upper 70s today, most areas will fail to even reach 55 degrees tomorrow.
By: Drew Montreuil
Rain amounts will be minimal through the weekend with ample dry time expected.
Temperatures this week will peak on Wednesday and Thursday with another shot of 70s, but will cool back down by the weekend.
Many areas will see a brief period of rain this afternoon as warm air begins to surge into the region.
Temperatures will soar well into the 70s today and tomorrow before retreating back to the 50s for the weekend.
Those heading out this afternoon and evening will enjoy balmy, dry weather conditions. Cool air returns tomorrow through the weekend.
Temperatures will drop, bottoming out Saturday and Saturday night in a stark contrast to the warmth of the last few days.
Breezy winds the next couple of days will pump warm air into the region, peaking Tuesday with highs well into the 70s.
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