Len Melisurgo is a reporter at NJ Advance Media. He specializes in New Jersey weather coverage, reporting on a wide range of topics from tornadoes and hurricanes to climate change and environmental issues. Len has been featured in various publications, including LehighValley Live and Staten Island Advance/SILive.com.
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Len Melisurgo's coverage focuses predominantly on weather-related topics, particularly winter storms and their potential impacts in the New Jersey region. His articles often feature evolving stories, government announcements, breaking news, and cited data related to weather events.
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By: Len Melisurgo
There's no denying the drought situation in New Jersey is bad, and it keeps on getting worse.
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No formal air quality alerts have been issued as of late Friday morning, but people far from the wildfire are reportedly smelling the smoke.
By: Len Melisurgo
Some areas of New Jersey may get a little taste of winter this week, with light snow showers possible in high-elevation areas as temperatures turn colder.
By: Len Melisurgo
Every county in the Garden State currently has a big rainfall deficit after three straight months with very little rain.
By: Len Melisurgo
Forecasters say the air might be cold enough for some snow showers as far south as the Interstate 95 corridor Thursday night through Friday night.
By: Len Melisurgo
Weather forecasters are now calling for as much as 4 to 6 inches of snow in high-elevation areas of Passaic and Sussex counties, and 1 to 4 inches
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The first snow of the season turned parts of northern New Jersey into a winter wonderland.
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Most weather forecasters agree it's far too early to get a good handle on a possible Thanksgiving storm. But snow or rain can't be ruled out.
By: Len Melisurgo
If you're planning to head out to the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York or the big Thanksgiving holiday parade in Philadelphia on Thursday, make sure you bundle up and bring your rain gear.
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