Lonnie Quinn

Severe Weather, Including The Possibility Of Tornadoes, Coming On Thursday

By evening we’ll have a chance for severe thunderstorms, with the possibility of isolated tornadoes. The areas most likely to be impacted are Connecticut down through New York City to points north and west.

2012/07/25

People swim in the Brooklyn Bridge Park pop-up pool in Brooklyn. (Photo by Mario Tama/Getty Images)

Tri-State Sweats Through Fourth Heat Wave Of The Season

The fourth heat wave of the season is bearing down on the Tri-State area with temperatures expected to hit the mid 90s by Tuesday afternoon.

2012/07/17

A boy plays in a fountain in Battery Park. (Photo credit: STAN HONDA/AFP/GettyImages)

Summer Scorcher Continues: City & Suburbs Will Be Feeling The Heat Again Tuesday

A heat advisory is in effect through 9 p.m. Tuesday as temperatures are expected to soar into the 90s.

2012/07/16

Powerful Storms Bring Rain, Hail & Lightning To Heat-Smothered Tri-State

The storms brought rain, hail and lightning with them, bringing sudden changes in the sticky weather that lingered for days over the region

2012/06/22

A child cools off in a Washington Square park fountain on June 21, 2012. (credit: John Moore/Getty Images)

Tri-State Area Swelters In Heat On The First Full Day Of Summer

Cooling centers will be open on Friday to help New Yorkers beat the heat, as near record-breaking temps continue to suffocate the area.

2012/06/21

7 Day Forecast June 19-25 (credit: CBS 2)

Advisories Issued As Heat Wave Grips Tri-State Area First Few Days Of Summer

Get ready for some serious heat!

2012/06/19

Eye On The Storm: Extreme Weather

CBS 2′s John Elliott, Elise Finch, Vanessa Murdock, and Lonnie Quinn host “Eye On The Storm,” a look at just how extreme Tri-State weather has been lately.

2012/01/22

A flooded street following Hurricane Irene - Little Falls, NJ - Sep 1, 2011 (credit: Marla Diamond / WCBS 880)

WCBS 880 Tri-State Top 11 Of 2011: No. 1 – Irene

We’ve reached the end of our countdown of the top 11 Tri-State Area news stories of 2011. The number 1 story has a name, and she sure left her mark.

2011/12/30

A helicopter that crashed into the East River in New rests on the deck of a boat that pulled it from the water Tuesday, Oct. 4, 2011 in New York. (credit: AP Photo/Craig Ruttle)

Helicopter Crashes Into East River; 1 Dead

The crash happened at around 3:22 p.m., shortly after the chopper took off from the 34th Street helipad. Crews at the scene lifted the chopper out of the water Tuesday evening and were able to get it onto a recovery boat.

2011/10/04

CBS 2′s Chief Weathercaster Lonnie Quinn Has Bike Stolen On Upper West Side

Surveillance video shows CBS 2′s Lonnie Quinn locking up his $2,300 bike in front of his Upper West Side gym just after 10 a.m. Moments later, a man on a bike parked next to Quinn’s before taking it.

2011/07/26

People play in the Washington Square Park

New York City Hits 104 Degrees; Breaks Heat Record Set In 1957

While the all-time record of 106 degrees wasn’t reached, residents in the Tri-State were left sweating it out as the mercury soared.

2011/07/22

CBS 2 Meterologist Lonnie Quinn and former CBS 2 anchor Chris Wragge show off their awards at the New York Emmys on Sunday, April 3, 2011. (Photo Courtesy of the New York Emmys/James Dombrowski).

WCBS-TV News Team Makes Strong Show At New York Emmy Awards

The 54th Annual New York Emmy Awards were held in Midtown Sunday night, where the best in local broadcasting were honored for their achievements over the last year.

2011/04/04

Tri-State Facing Another Round Of Wintry Weather

With the Tri-State area less than a week into spring, old man winter is back for a late March visit.

2011/03/22

Bloated Saw Mill, Bronx Rivers Could Lead To Headaches In Westchester

Westchester County residents in flood-prone areas know all too well what storms like this may bring and fear the worst. Flood watches are in effect for the entire area and will remain so until Friday afternoon.

2011/03/10

Snow To Stay South Of NYC On Monday Night

“That’s the big gear that ushered in all the cold air. This was supposed to be more rain-snow mix but it’s cold enough so it’s more snow,” said CBS 2 meteorologist John Elliott.

2011/02/21

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