Tim Wenger is a Transactional Content Editor for CBS Radio, based in New York City. With a focus on local news and weather, Tim covers a range of topics from snowstorms and temperature fluctuations to community events and social issues affecting the New York area. His work has also been featured in Matador Network, SlashGear, and Newswav.
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Tim Wenger's coverage predominantly focuses on weather-related events and seasonal changes in the Buffalo, New York area. His articles often highlight local weather patterns, announcements of severe conditions, and event coverage related to seasonal changes.
Given his focus on local weather events and their impact on the community, he may be interested in receiving pitches from meteorologists or experts with insights into extreme weather phenomena specific to the Buffalo region.
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By: Tim Wenger
“Terrible Beauty,” the part-memoir, part industry critique, and part-call-to-action from Aspen One Senior Vice President of Sustainability Auden Schendler, hit shelves on November 26, and for travelers – skiers and outdoor recreators, in particular – the book
By: Tim Wenger
Right on schedule, heavy lake effect snow and accompanying blowing snow and blinding conditions arrived across areas mainly south of Buffalo overnight and early Thursday. Read more from WBEN:
By: Tim Wenger
The punishing lake effect snow that crippled many of the southtowns Thursday, has finally weakened and moved deep into the southern tier where it will remain and dissipate Friday.
After a round of light snow Friday and overnight into Saturday, a blast of much colder air will be overspreading all of Western New York through the remainder of the weekend.
By: Tim Wenger
One more day of bitter cold air has its grip on the Buffalo-Niagara region and Bills fans will need to be prepared for Sunday’s game at Highmark Stadium.
One more shot of snow Monday into Tuesday should guarantee a white Christmas for most of Western New York. It will all be followed by a gradual warming trend and notable warmup for the weekend.
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