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The Massoud family has turned Paumanok into one of Long Island's premier wineries.

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I'm meteorologist Rich Hoffman, hyperlocal weather forecast. We've had some chilly weather conditions. The last 24 hours we had some snow yesterday. So the cold weather still out there with a high of 39 degrees, kind of mostly sunny to a mixture of sun and clouds. And then tomorrow mostly sunny some afternoon clouds, a high of 48 degrees and we're looking at some fifties heading towards the weekend. So a little bit of that warmer weather coming our way after the deep chill the last 24 hours, you can see feels like temperatures have been in the twenties out there for this afternoon. So cold weather running errands leaving work bundle up. You have the cold numbers, the rest that say feels like temperatures in the twenties. The evening rush hour will be dry with a temperature around 34 degrees in corm 31 at 8 p.m. and down into the twenties when you wake up tomorrow morning. So we have one more morning of the cold weather, wind chills around 20 degrees and you can tomorrow afternoon in Riverhead at one o'clock, it's around 47 degrees sunshine, dry conditions, so some nice weather with that warm up coming away on Thursday before we start to see some wet weather for Friday, a few clouds around four this afternoon, that mixture of sun and clouds, it's breezy and it's cold and you can see now we're dry today. Tomorrow, we're looking at some nice weather. Thursday afternoon, temperatures will be in the mid forties. Some clouds come in Thursday night. And then by Friday morning, we're starting to see more clouds developing not as cold Friday morning. And then for your Friday afternoon, highs will be in the fifties tracking some wet weather. Now, Friday evening, some showers coming in and they're gone rather quickly. It's about a four hour window of some wet weather highs today are in the thirties. It's sun and clouds, it's cold twenties. Four tonight. Fifties. By the time we get towards Friday now, wet weather, more rain, Sunday into Monday.

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The East End: Paumonaok, Palmer wineries celebrate 40 years   

They are raising a glass and saying, cheers at two of Long Island's oldest and most popular wineries. Dougie tells us what the celebrating is all about 1983. Uh My parents uh purchased an old potato farm in Aqua bog and founded Pomono vineyards in those 40 years. The Massoud family has turned Pomono into one of Long Island's premier wineries several years ago. They acquired another popular winery Palmer in Riverhead, which also was founded in 1983 as if 2/40 anniversaries aren't enough to celebrate. Pomono also won New York State winery of the year for 1/4 time and one of Pou's wines won the Governor's Cup as the state's best wine of 2023. It feels good. Karim Masoud and his two brothers now run the winery that their parents started. Our guiding light at both wineries is to grow the most delicious wines that we can and to deliver an outstanding hospitality experience for all of our guests at Palmer vineyards. You can not only sample the wine they produce, but the pizza they produce as well. My brother Nabeel makes the most delicious wood fired pizza. Palmer also converted this 18 hundreds farmhouse into a guest house that you can rent. Even though there's so many more for accommodations they're all booked, especially in the, in the busy season. Both wineries have seating right out among the vines and both places attract lots of visitors. There's a an enormous reward in seeing uh people come here, enjoy our wines and celebrate these special moments with their loved ones. For more information about Pao Palmer, other vineyards and other fun spots in the area to visit. Go to news 12 dot com slash east end in Aqua Doug GED News 12 Long Island.

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