Tyler Jankoski is the Chief Meteorologist at NBC5, covering Vermont and the Adirondacks. With a focus on local weather, Tyler provides accurate and timely forecasts for the Plattsburgh area. He is a Penn State alum and also volunteers for Little League.
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Tyler Jankoski's coverage focuses mainly on local weather events, with an emphasis on seasonal changes and evolving stories related to extreme weather conditions. Given his predominant focus on event coverage and announcements related to weather patterns such as snow, cold temperatures, and flooding, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches from meteorologists or experts who can provide insights into upcoming severe weather events in the Plattsburgh area.
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Several inches of accumulation outside of the Champlain Valley
Many rivers likely to reach flood stage Wednesday night
Many rivers likely to reach flood stage Wednesday night
Higher elevations could pick up a quick couple inches of snow by Thursday morning
Light additional accumulation of snow is expected through Friday morning in parts of northern New York and northern Vermont.
Watching a chance for light snow Monday morning Tonight will be the coldest night of the season so far—low temperatures in the teens for wide valleys, and single digits above and below zero for the mountains!
Most precipitation through Tuesday morning will be plain rain, but some pockets of light icing remain possible in eastern Vermont and New Hampshire until temperatures rise above freezing.
By: Tyler Jankoski
Click the video player above for an hour-by-hour breakdown of when you can expect to see snow in your town.
BURLINGTON, Vt. — Rain and snow will continue for much of the night, with snow levels dropping, but not quite getting to the lowest elevations.
Coldest air of the season (so far) arrives by late weekend
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