Tuesday was the last full day of the New York Association of Counties fall seminar in Rochester, where weather and climate were the topic of the keynote address.
The keynote speaker was Josh Darr, senior vice president and lead meteorologist at JLT, which does risk assessments.
He says weather isn’t getting worse, but more weather is happening in the extremes.
Darr says counties need to watch weather patterns to decide how to spend their assets -- whether it's people, time or money.
