Tyler Jankoski is the Chief Meteorologist at NBC5, covering Vermont and the Adirondacks. With a focus on climate change and environmental issues, he explores topics such as climate policy, ClimateTech, and global warming, while also addressing regional interests and health and wellness. Tyler's work has been featured in NBC Connecticut and NBC5 News.
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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.
As Tyler primarily covers local news related to climate and environmental factors, public safety officials or representatives from relevant agencies could also offer valuable perspectives for interviews regarding emergency preparedness measures during extreme weather conditions. Additionally, professionals specializing in disaster management may find opportunities to contribute their expertise based on the evolving nature of these types of stories.
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Staying hot and very humid through Friday, beautiful start to the weekend
Not as humid this weekend
Cooler stretch of weather lasts through this week
Active weather Thursday due to rain, gusty wind and afternoon storms
Cool weekend
NBC5 meteorologists first confirmed the Woodstock tornado and a damage survey found another
Sunday afternoon may turn brighter and drier
Through June 19, 2026
Lots of sunshine Wednesday, more humid with a few showers and storms late week
Few showers and storms later Thursday into Friday, as the humidity comes up
