Sydney Welch is a journalist who focuses on local weather and news in the Boston area. She writes for NBC Boston Stations and her work has also been featured on ABC 13 - WSET. Sydney provides up-to-date weather forecasts, storm coverage, and information on local weather conditions to keep the community informed and prepared.
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Sydney Welch's coverage revolves around local weather events, primarily focusing on New England and Massachusetts, with a particular emphasis on Boston. Given the seasonal and event-driven nature of her articles, she is likely to be interested in timely information related to upcoming weather patterns or specific climatic events.
If you have access to expert meteorologists who can provide insights into upcoming weather phenomena in the New England area or specifically for Boston, they would likely resonate well with Sydney's coverage focus. Additionally, if you have data-backed predictions about temperature shifts, rain patterns, or wind behavior relevant to this geographic area that could aid in forecasting or understanding current conditions as evident from her live radar report mention then these are valuable angles for pitching ideas.
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Saturday, air quality was hazardous (off the chart at times) in Lynn with a gusty north wind through the day.
Sunshine will be replaced by clouds this afternoon as they move into the region from the west ahead of an approaching cold front.
However, it will be dry as a bone, relative humidity hovering around 20%, maintaining elevated fire danger despite the lighter winds.
By: Sydney Welch
A Thanksgiving storm is expected to bring soaking rain, strong winds and snow to Massachusetts and New Hampshire.
Some big post-thanksgiving changes are coming, catapulting us into winter like weather by the weekend. Thanksgiving Day will be a washout with much needed rain to help alleviate the drought conditions.
A chance for measurable precipitation might arrive late next week as weather patterns shift, we'll be watching closely as it comes closer.
Here's a detailed look at when and where we're expecting to see significant snowfall We're staying cold and mainly dry for Tuesday evening through Wednesday.
Some areas of northern New England could see 3-5 inches Friday afternoon and evening will be cold, dry, and windy , with high temperatures only reaching the low 30s.
A chilly stretch continues through the weekend following Wednesday’s unseasonably warm high in the low 60s, which was overshadowed by all day rain. Thanks to high pressure, Boston will stay mostly sunny and dry through Sunday. However, breezy conditions Friday, with gusts up to 25 mph, will make already cold temperatures feel about 10 degrees colder. Expect morning lows in…
By: Sydney Welch
Parts of northern New England could see a wintry mix and light snow, anywhere from a coating to 3 inches.
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