Haley Bouley is a Meteorologist at Fox 44 TV. She focuses on climate change and environmental issues, as well as regional interest topics including local weather, travel and tourism, and food and beverages across North America, particularly in Canada, New York, Montreal, and New Hampshire. Haley is an alumna of Lyndon State College, where she studied Atmospheric Science.
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Haley Bouley's coverage primarily focuses on local weather and seasonal updates, with a significant portion dedicated to promotional deals. Her articles often cover topics related to house & home, along with tragedy-related themes.
For effective outreach, consider providing information about local events, community initiatives, or businesses offering promotions and deals related to the covered topics. Additionally, pitches should align with the local geographic focus of the United States, Vermont, and Burlington.
Given Haley's emphasis on seasonal content and promotional deals alongside weather updates for specific areas such as Northeast Kingdom in Vermont and New York, consider tailoring pitches that offer unique insights into these localized subjects or tie in relevant promotions that would interest her audience.
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Wind Advisory in effect through Tuesday Afternoon
Rain and snow arrives in time for Wednesday’s evening commute
Posted: Updated: As our storm system departs winds are shifting to the southwest, and while most can expect a breezy night, those
Light snow showers continue into the weekend
Snow begins to wrap up Thursday afternoon
Snow on the way overnight
Posted: Updated: A light batch of snow is pulsing through the region this evening, bringing a sugar coating of snow to some areas, especially through the North Country and western Vermont.
It’s a cold day Tuesday with temperatures starting off in the single digits on either side of zero and wind chills feeling more like the teens and even 20’s below zero thanks to a breez…
Posted: Updated: Another chilly day on the way Wednesday with temperatures topping off in the teens and single digits and wind chills feeling more like the single digits and teens below zero!
Slightly warmer Thursday; Wind chills remain bitter
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