Nick Guzzo is a local journalist based in Elmira, New York. He writes for WETM-TV (NBC), WIVB/WNLO-TV (Nexstar Media Group), and Yahoo News, covering weather forecasts, local news, and sports. His work has also been featured in WIVT-TV (Binghamton, NY).
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Nick Guzzo's coverage mainly focuses on weather forecasts, especially related to local sports events such as football games. His articles also cover topics related to house & home and tragedy.
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By: Nick Guzzo
Fog was prevalent during Wednesday’s morning commute.
By: Nick Guzzo
After a tumultuous January, our weather pattern will be on the quieter entering February
By: Nick Guzzo
Last year was a mild winter and the lake ice coverage only reached 40.2% at its highest.
By: Nick Guzzo
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) – The first half of February brought more sunshine than January and above-average temperatures. While this week will bring us a more normal taste of February, the start of the month has been dry and warm to say the least.
By: Nick Guzzo
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) – ‘Rain, rain, go away' has been what many are saying recently as rain showers have been frequent across Western New York.
By: Nick Guzzo
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — In a typical forecast, you often hear or see the words “probability of precipitation.” This value is given as a percentage. Although this value is frequentl…
By: Nick Guzzo
An example of this was observed on May 14, when we had a southeast wind ushering warmer air into the region and then a northeast wind off Lake Ontario. On land, temperatures for many reached into the 70s, while the water temperature for Lake Ontario was at 48 degrees. What this does is lead to that warm, less-dense air to rise as that cooler air moves in. As a result of this vertical motion, it can lead to convective processes in the form of cloud cover, showers, and even thunderstorms. This effect can be seen in Tuesday night's radar.
Posted: Updated: Sunday will be the best day of the weekend. Isolated showers early give way to a drier and sunnier afternoon.
By: Mike Doyle, Nick Guzzo
A spotty shower cannot be ruled out south of Buffalo tonight. Most stay dry overnight, mild, and humid. The spotty activity continues on Thursday. This will likely be north and south of Buffalo.
By: Mike Cejka, Todd Santos, Mike Doyle, Nick Guzzo
Posted: Updated: BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) – Our 4Warn Weather team hosted its annual Winter Weather Special on Thursday, giving insight
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