Spencer Furman is a Weekend Meteorologist at ABC 6 in Rochester, MN. He specializes in climate change and environmental issues, along with regional and world news, often covering topics related to travel and tourism, particularly during holidays like Christmas and Thanksgiving. Spencer has been featured in KAAL-TV ABC 6 News and Wsaw-tv.
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Spencer Furman's coverage focuses primarily on local weather, specifically related to winter conditions in Rochester, Minnesota. His articles are predominantly seasonal and event-focused, with occasional government announcements.
Given the nature of his coverage, individuals or organizations with expertise in meteorology or emergency services who can provide insights into upcoming weather events or discuss strategies for dealing with severe winter conditions would likely find success when reaching out to him. Additionally, those able to provide context around specific weather phenomena such as sun dogs and wind chill warnings could also capture his interest.
Considering Spencer's focus on health & wellbeing and tragedy themes alongside weather-related topics, experts who can offer advice on staying safe during extreme cold or insight into how communities come together during challenging winter conditions may also be well-received by him.
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Keep the snow shovel on standby for Sunday as some accumulating snow is anticipated, followed by a shot of much colder air on Monday
The bitter cold from the first half of last week is back to start this week, and is mostly going to be sticking around
Tuesday morning will feature our coldest wind chills for the rest of this week; a couple smaller snow chances exist over the next few days
By: Spencer Furman
Warmer weather is on the way... but only briefly; we also have light snow in the forecast tonight
By: Spencer Furman
Slick spots are expected early on Thursday, but the big story remains the incoming frigid cold
Three First Alert Weather Days have been added for next week due to wind chills as low as -30° to -45° depending on where you live in north central Wisconsin
By: Spencer Furman
Friday will EASILY be our warmest day over the next week or so with extreme cold coming next week
Monday will feature our coldest highs of the week; Tuesday morning is when we will have our coldest wind chills overall
By: Spencer Furman
Our coldest wind chills of the season will occur this morning, then our focus shifts to light snow and more chilly conditions
We have traded the extreme cold for light snow; we still have cold wind chills these next few mornings
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