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Minnesota meteorologist Nick Jansen paused his live weather forecast to text his wife to ensure his family's safety during severe storms, prompting mixed reactions but emphasizing his role as a husband and father first.
Meteorologist Adam Joseph visited upstate New York to preview the path of totality for the upcoming solar eclipse on April 8, 2024, which will be visible across the U.S., including the Delaware Valley region, as the moon crosses in front of the sun to create a rare celestial event.
Meteorologist Brady Brewster provides an in-depth forecast for the upcoming snowstorm in Colorado, with a focus on the snowfall potential for southern Colorado this week. Viewers can watch the replay of the forecast and access the latest updates and resources for weather-related information.
Winter weather is returning to Central New York from Sunday through Monday, with the Tug Hill and Adirondacks already experiencing the transition. Alerts are in effect for the area, and colder air from Canada is expected to be pulled down as a low-pressure area forms offshore of New England. Meteorologist Violet Scibior will provide updates on the snow forecast on Saturday night and Sunday morning, with final tweaks expected on Sunday night.
A winter storm watch has been issued for parts of Massachusetts, with some areas expected to see up to half a foot of snow. The storm is predicted to bring a mix of snow, rain, and sleet, with heavier snowfall in higher elevations and the potential for power outages. The worst of the storm is expected overnight Sunday into early Monday, with the possibility of one to three inches in southeastern Massachusetts, three to six inches in the 128/495 corridor, and six to nine inches in higher elevations. The storm is forecasted to clear by Monday afternoon.
Chicago and the surrounding area are bracing for up to a foot of snow on Friday, with a winter weather system expected to bring significant accumulation and high winds. Travel on Friday night is expected to be difficult, if not impossible, and temperatures could fall into the teens on Saturday, with Sunday being bitterly cold. This snowstorm marks the end of an unseasonably warm winter in Chicago, with no mild weather expected to return soon.
Southern California experienced unusually cold temperatures on Tuesday morning, with some areas dropping to subfreezing levels. The low temperatures were attributed to a northerly flow of cold air and a passing cold front. More freezing temperatures are expected throughout the week before returning to seasonal norms.
Meteorologist Kevin Appleby reports that the ongoing snowstorm is expected to bring a widespread 6-10 inches of snow, with variations due to terrain. Additionally, there is concern over a forthcoming storm on Tuesday that could bring rain and cause rapid snowmelt, potentially leading to further issues.
Former Spectrum News NY1 meteorologist Erick Adame, who was fired last year after nude screenshots of him on an adult website were leaked, revealed the emotional and financial toll the incident has taken on him. Adame, who hasn't been able to find work in the news industry since his firing, started a weather subscription service and remains hopeful for a second chance in his career. He expressed regret for his actions and the consequences they had on his personal and professional life.
Tom Skilling, the longtime chief meteorologist at WGN-TV in Chicago, announced his retirement after 45 years at the station. Skilling, known for his expertise and amiable delivery, has been a familiar face on Chicago airwaves, guiding viewers through the city's unpredictable weather. He plans to retire at the end of February 2024 and expressed gratitude for his career. Skilling's retirement marks the end of an era for Chicago TV weathercasters, as he joins the ranks of notable former weather personalities in the city.
Elise Finch, a beloved meteorologist at CBS' New York affiliate WCBS for 16 years, has passed away at the age of 51. Known for her professionalism and community involvement, Finch's cause of death has not yet been determined. She leaves behind her husband, Graig Henriques, and daughter Grace.
Elise Finch, a beloved colleague and meteorologist at WCBS for 16 years, has passed away at the age of 51. Known for her professionalism and community involvement, Elise leaves behind a loving family and a legacy of dedication to her work. The cause of her death has not been determined.
Dr. Frank Field, the legendary weatherman who worked at CBS New York for 11 years, has passed away at the age of 100. Known for his expertise in various fields beyond weather forecasting, including health care and technology, Field's multi-talented approach paved the way for future meteorologists. His longevity and success were attributed to his scientific background and ability to connect with audiences, as he appeared on shows like Johnny Carson's. Field's legacy lives on through his children, who followed in his footsteps.
Frank Field, a longtime meteorologist and health reporter at WNBC-TV, has passed away at the age of 100. Field spent 25 years of his career at WNBC and gained national attention for his appearances on "The Tonight Show" with Johnny Carson. He also contributed to health and science reporting and is credited with popularizing the Heimlich maneuver. Field's influence extended to other meteorologists, including Al Roker. After leaving WNBC, he joined WCBS and ended his television career at WWOR in 2004. Field's post-TV career focused on fire safety advocacy. He is survived by his three children, who also became meteorologists, as well as grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
Frank Field, the legendary meteorologist known as "Dr. Frank Field," has passed away at the age of 100. Field, who brought depth and expertise to the role of a meteorologist on early TV, became a core part of local news broadcasts and gained national recognition through appearances on "The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson." He also made significant contributions as a health and science reporter, promoting the Heimlich maneuver and covering various medical advancements. Field's impact extended beyond weather and science, as he was known for his meticulousness and passion for precision. He leaves behind a lasting legacy in the field of meteorology and television.