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New York TV meteorologist leaves after 20 years

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New York TV meteorologist leaves after 20 years

The next time you wake up and turn on the TV to get the latest weather forecast, things might look a little strange.

After 20 years on the air with Spectrum News, meteorologist Dan Russell announced that Thursday was his last day with the company.

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Russell joins a large number of television anchors, reporters and meteorologists who have left Western New York television stations and moved to a new station in town or in other markets.

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Scott Paterson left Spectrum News in 2023 and joined the show Wake Up on WIVB in January.

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WGRZ’s Heather Ly left the station earlier this year after 17 years.

Russell is the latest reporter to leave, but there’s a good chance he’ll return to the air soon.

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