Joseph Dames is a journalist who focuses on weather reporting for CBS News. His articles provide detailed updates and forecasts on weather conditions, including snowfall, wind, and temperature changes. Joseph's work has also been featured on KOIN-TV, showcasing his expertise in providing accurate and timely weather information to the public.
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Joseph Dames's focus is primarily on seasonal weather events, particularly cold temperatures and snow. His coverage revolves around specific localities within the United States, specifically Minnesota. If you have insights related to upcoming or ongoing severe weather conditions in this region, especially concerning cold snaps or snowstorms, your pitch may be well received.
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MINNEAPOLIS — Some parts of Minnesota will wake up to chilly temperatures and even frost on Monday, but this week will bring rising temperatures.
MINNEAPOLIS — Tuesday will be another warm and sunny fall day, and we're still on track to hit the 80s later this week.
MINNEAPOLIS — Thursday will be a summer-like day in the Twin Cities before we start the slide into a cool weekend.
MINNEAPOLIS — Another day in the 80s is on the docket for the Twin Cities on Monday.
By: Joseph Dames, By
While Tuesday will still be warm across Minnesota, a downward trend will begin as a cold front approaches.
Monday will be warm and dry, but cooler temperatures and rain will return later in the week.
MINNEAPOLIS — Wednesday will start out mild, but temperatures will drop throughout the day. Our Halloween forecast looks unideal for trick-or-treating.
MINNEAPOLIS — A NEXT Weather Alert is in effect for a very wet Halloween, with morning rain eventually transitioning to snow.
MINNEAPOLIS — After the wettest Halloween on record in the Twin Cities, we'll end the week warmer and mainly dry.
Morning rain and fog will give way to a mild, cloudy afternoon on Monday in the Twin Cities.
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