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Sarah Wroblewski

Sarah Wroblewski

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Meteorologist, WBZ-TV (Boston, MA)

Boston

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Anything Non-Football.

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Total articles 41

  • Expect a long foliage season filled with pastel colors

    By Sarah Wroblewski Verified| WBZ-TV (Boston, MA) Verified BOSTON - There is nothing quite like fall in New England. As the humidity begins to drop and the summer sun slowly fades earlier each day, you can almost smell the change in the air - from the aroma of pumpkin lattes to apple cider donuts. However, it's the show Mother Nature puts on display each autumn that can really set the tone, and this year is going to be a good one, according to local foliage expert Jim Salge.

    By Sarah Wroblewski Verified · WBZ-TV (Boston, MA)

    Aug. 21, 2023

  • Fall foliage expert says New England will have a 'long season of pastel colors'

    By Sarah Wroblewski Verified| WBZ-TV (Boston, MA) Verified BOSTON - There is nothing quite like fall in New England. As the humidity begins to drop and the summer sun slowly fades earlier each day, you can almost smell the change in the air - from the aroma of pumpkin lattes to apple cider donuts. However, it's the show Mother Nature puts on display each autumn that can really set the tone, and this year is going to be a good one, according to local foliage expert Jim Salge.

    By Sarah Wroblewski Verified · WBZ-TV (Boston, MA)

    Aug. 21, 2023

  • Expect a long foliage season filled with pastel colors

    By Sarah Wroblewski Verified| WBZ-TV (Boston, MA) Verified BOSTON - There is nothing quite like fall in New England. As the humidity begins to drop and the summer sun slowly fades earlier each day, you can almost smell the change in the air - from the aroma of pumpkin lattes to apple cider donuts. However, it's the show Mother Nature puts on display each autumn that can really set the tone, and this year is going to be a good one, according to local foliage expert Jim Salge.

    By Sarah Wroblewski Verified · WBZ-TV (Boston, MA)

    Aug. 21, 2023

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WBZ-TV (Boston, MA)