Matthew Delucia is a meteorologist and weather producer for CBS News in New York City. With a focus on local weather, Matthew provides accurate and timely forecasts for the Tri-State Area, keeping viewers informed about potential severe weather events and providing updates on current weather conditions.
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Matthew Delucia's coverage is predominantly focused on local weather patterns and forecasts in the New York area. He seems to cover a wide range of weather-related topics, including forecasts, temperature changes, rain, and storms.
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By: Matthew DeLucia
Air quality advisory New York City issued an air quality advisory today for AQI levels that could be unhealthy for sensitive groups.
By: Matthew DeLucia
Sunday forecast Today will be a near repeat of yesterday, although we are catching a break from the breezy conditions.
By: Matthew DeLucia
What is the weather today? Sunday will feature a mix of sun and clouds with near-normal temperatures.
By: Matthew DeLucia
NEW YORK -- The Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade weather forecast is looking wet this year. New York City will see steady rain throughout the morning , while areas north and west of the city are bracing for snow.
By: By Matthew Delucia
Temperatures are plummeting in the New York City area as a blast of winter air arrives for the first time this season.
By: By Matthew Delucia
December is starting with a true winter feel in the NYC area as temperatures run 10 to 15 degrees below normal for this time of year.
By: By Matthew Delucia
Tomorrow is a First Alert Weather Day as a storm with potentially freezing rain approaches the Tri-State Area.
By: Matthew DeLucia
Today's forecast Sunday the weather will remain dry, despite it being cloudy during the daytime hours. Highs today will be in the upper 30s to around 40 degrees.
By: Matthew DeLucia
It's cold, cold, cold! It's so cold that Sunday and Monday are First Alert Weather Days due to very low temperatures and dangerous wind chills, especially at night.
NEW YORK -- Some light snow is moving through New York City and the surrounding area, just in time for Christmas Eve.
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