Tania Leal is a journalist who focuses on local weather and climate news in the Boston area. She writes for NBC Boston Stations and New England Cable News, providing updates on temperature changes, weather patterns, and forecasts for the region. Tania's articles aim to keep residents informed about upcoming weather conditions and how they may impact their daily lives.
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Tania Leal's coverage predominantly centers around local weather updates with a focus on New England, particularly Massachusetts and Boston. She appears to favor seasonal and announcement-focused content related to weather patterns.
If you are looking to reach out to Tania, consider sharing insights into local weather trends or providing expert commentary on upcoming weather events specifically relevant to the New England area. Additionally, if you have announcements related to significant changes in local weather conditions or forecasts, Tania may be interested in covering them.
Given her emphasis on seasonal topics and announcements related to local weather, pitching stories about extreme climate events like flooding or rainstorms within the region could also capture her interest.
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By: Tania Leal
We’re into a sunny but unseasonably chilly day. A high pressure system is building into New England keeping us bright throughout the next few days along with a slow warm up. Highs Thursday remain in the 40s for much of New England with near 50 for Boston. This results in temperatures roughly 10 degrees cooler than the typical average for…
Friday: Sun and a few clouds. Breezy. Highs in the 50s. Friday Night: Variable clouds. Lows in the 40s, 30s north and west. Saturday: More clouds than sun.
Our high pressure system offshore and a weak cold front moving south through Northern New England is influencing our weather today and in the coming
New Englanders celebrate a dry weekend as more sunshine covers us this afternoon and temperatures grow above average.
By: Tania Leal
Northern areas of Vermont and New Hampshire could see 1-2 inches, while Greater Boston will likely get a wintry mix
By: Tania Leal
Parts of Massachusetts woke up with rain, snow and a wintry mix early Tuesday morning.
By: Tania Leal
Our holiday weekend is keeping beautiful sunny skies along dry but cool conditions. A high pressure dominating the region should keep temperatures below average through early next week.
Today: Frosty morning. Highs in the lower to mid-40s, sunny skies. Overnight: Clear & frigid. Dipping to the lower and mid-20s inland, around 30 in Boston.
As we head towards the end of the week, the weather forecast paints a picture of a dynamic and changing atmosphere, bringing a mix of mild temperatures, rain, and a return to cooler conditions. For now, dry weather will remain through Friday afternoon with temperatures about 10 degrees over the normal accompanied by a noticeable increase for Friday. Highs are…
Today: Sun to clouds, breezy PM. Highs 60-65. Overnight Tonight: Scattered showers, mild, patchy fog. Lows in the 50s south, 40s north.
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