Matt DiLoreto is a meteorologist for NBC5 News in Plattsburgh, New York. With a focus on local weather, Matt provides accurate and timely forecasts for the Plattsburgh area, keeping residents informed about changing weather conditions and potential impacts on their daily lives.
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Matt DiLoreto's coverage largely revolves around weather and seasonal announcements. He focuses on local events, particularly related to weather conditions in the Plattsburgh area of New York. Given this focus, he is likely to respond well to pitches related to local weather events, such as severe storms or unusual weather patterns.
If you have news about upcoming significant changes in the local weather patterns, especially during winter or transitional seasons, it would be most relevant for his coverage. Additionally, if there are specific entertainment events or outdoor activities tied to the unique regional climate and its changes over time like winter sports that could be of interest for Matt’s audience.
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Wettest part of the weekend will be Saturday afternoon
Showers diminish tonight, with a partly cloudy sky expected. It will turn chilly, with lows in the 40s. Parts of the Adirondack Park may dip into the 30s.
Dry from Tuesday onward, with gradually warming temperatures
Tonight will be mostly clear and mild, with lows in the 50s to around 60 for most towns. Patchy fog may again develop in valley locations.
Beneficial rain likely regionwide mid to late week
Beneficial rain expected regionwide later this week
Storm surge of 15 to 20 feet along with 10 to 20 inches of rain
Another cold front brings some rain on Wednesday Clouds increase a bit tonight. Temperatures fall to the low to mid 50s in most towns, with the colder hollows falling into the 40s.
Cold front to bring showers and briefly cooler temperatures on Wednesday
One more day in the 70s on Friday
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