John Macaluso is a MMJ/Weekend Forecaster for KOLD 13 News, based in Tucson, Arizona. With a focus on local news, John covers a wide range of topics including crime, politics, energy, climate, and community events. His work has also been featured in WSAZ, SMPC Kolo Tv/Fm, and JD Supra.
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John Macaluso's coverage focuses on local news, public safety, government, climate change and transportation in the United States, specifically Arizona and Tucson. He frequently covers evolving stories such as crime and tragedy with a significant focus on government announcements.
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Yesterday we tied a record high of 79 degrees, but it’s not looking like we’ll come close to any records today Tomorrow through Saturday is a different story, with high temps in the low 80s. Each day during that period looks to either tie or break records, some of which have stood since 1917! Other than that, lows will stay slightly above average with some wind expected in areas east of Tucson early tomorrow afternoon into Thursday.
The high temperature here in Tucson today will be 80 degrees. That would tie a record set last year. We’re going to continue seeing record threatening temps through Saturday with highs in the 80s. We’re also expecting to see some wind, mainly in areas east of Tucson.
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