Luke Peteley is a journalist at Staten Island Advance/SILive.com. A Staten Island native and recent graduate of St. John’s University, he covers a diverse range of topics including climate change, health and wellness, and regional interest, with a particular focus on law enforcement and New York City events. His work has been featured in Government Technology, Lockport Union Sun & Journal, Cigalah Group, and Batavia Daily News.
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By: Luke Peteley
As revealed by Dombek, as of Tuesday afternoon, Central Park has only received 0.45 of an inch of liquid precipitation (rain, melted snow, melted ice). In other words, Friday is on track to more than double the precipitation amount recorded so far this month in the city.
By: Luke Peteley
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Pack an umbrella if you have any plans Friday evening, some much-needed rain is forecast to fall throughout the day.
By: Luke Peteley, Lpeteley
Little Ian Pereles was given a hero's welcome by the very heroes who saved his life following a fire on Jan. 17.
By: Luke Peteley, Lpeteley
FDNY Commissioner Robert Tucker said he's is hoping to gain a better understanding of the culture and concerns of Staten Island FDNY members.
By: Luke Peteley, Lpeteley
Have you seen him? Robert Voegeli was last seen at his home on Jan. 20, 2025.
By: Lpeteley, Luke Peteley
January broke climate records in New York City and featured multiple rounds of freezing temperatures.
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February will bring a change in temperatures to New York after an unusually cold January.
By: Luke Peteley, Lpeteley
These are the top 19 most accurate animal prognosticators, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
By: Luke Peteley
| STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — The start of February has featured moderate temperatures and relatively pleasant conditions compared to some of the weather experienced in January.
By: Luke Peteley
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Despite Staten Island Chuck's recent forecast for an early spring , it appears that New York City residents must brace for yet another wave of Arctic air.
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