Marissa Mitchell is a talented journalist who has three Emmy Awards and is currently serving as a morning anchor and host at FOX 5 Washington, D.C. (WTTG-TV).
John Davitt is a well-known American meteorologist who currently serves as the Chief Meteorologist at Spectrum News NY1. With over twenty years of experience at the station, he has earned a reputation as one of New York City’s most reliable weather forecasters, consistently providing accurate forecasts and thorough coverage of significant weather events that impact the Tri-State area.
Lee Goldberg is a well-known American meteorologist who currently serves as the Chief Meteorologist at ABC 7 New York (WABC-TV). He shares weather forecasts during Eyewitness News First@4, Eyewitness News at 5:00 p.m., 6:00 p.m., and 11:00 p.m., and also plays a key role as a senior meteorologist for ABC News. Since he joined the Eyewitness News Weather Team back in 1996, Goldberg has become one of the most familiar and trusted faces in weather forecasting across the New York metropolitan area.
Vanessa Murdock is a well-known American meteorologist who currently works as a weather anchor and reporter for CBS News New York. As part of the station’s First Alert Weather Team, she shares weather forecasts during the weekend evening newscasts and reports on weather-related stories and community happenings throughout the Tri-State area.
Craig Allen is a celebrated American meteorologist who currently serves as a weather contributor for CBS2 New York’s Morning News on weekends. He’s a well-respected figure in the Tri-State area and has been at the helm of the WCBS Newsradio 880 weather team for over 40 years. With a broadcasting career that spans more than 43 years, he stands out as one of New York’s most seasoned and reliable weather forecasters.
Jeff Smith is an American meteorologist currently serving as the weekend weather anchor for Channel 7 Eyewitness News (WABC-TV) in New York City. He delivers weather forecasts during the station’s weekend newscasts at 5:00 p.m., 6:00 p.m., and 11:00 p.m. In addition to his weekend anchoring duties, Smith reports on weather for weekday newscasts and provides timely updates on severe weather through social media, helping viewers stay informed before and during significant weather events.
Audrey Puente is a well-known American meteorologist who currently serves as the weekend weather anchor and fills in as a meteorologist for Good Day New York on FOX 5 New York (WNYW). With over twenty years of experience in broadcast meteorology, she has earned a reputation as one of the most seasoned weather forecasters in the bustling New York City television scene.
Mike Woods is a well-known American meteorologist who currently serves as the morning weather anchor for Good Day New York on FOX 5 New York. He first joined the station back in June 2001 as the weekend weather anchor and quickly climbed the ranks to become the weekday morning meteorologist for Good Day New York in October 2003. Over the years, Woods has established himself as one of the most recognizable faces in television weather across the New York metropolitan area.
Raphael Miranda is an Emmy Award-winning meteorologist who currently serves as a broadcast meteorologist for NBC 4 New York. Since he joined the team back in 2007, he’s earned a reputation as a reliable weather forecaster, providing spot-on forecasts and covering some of the most impactful weather events that have hit the New York metropolitan area.
Brad Nitz is a well-known American meteorologist who currently holds the title of Chief Meteorologist at WSB-TV Channel 2 Action News in Atlanta, Georgia. He became part of the station in 2006 and has since established himself as one of the most reliable weather forecasters in the area, providing daily forecasts and spearheading coverage of hurricanes, severe thunderstorms, tornado outbreaks, and other significant weather events that impact north Georgia.
Laurann Robinson is a talented American meteorologist who currently serves as a weather anchor for the FOX 5 Storm Team in Atlanta, Georgia. She made her way to FOX 5 after an impressive journey forecasting severe weather across the Midwest and the Rocky Mountains, where she gained a reputation for her skill in covering everything from tornadoes and blizzards to floods and wildfires.
David Chandley is a retired American meteorologist who made a name for himself as the Chief Meteorologist for the FOX 5 Storm Team in Atlanta. With a career that spanned over 40 years in television broadcasting, Chandley is a respected figure in the world of broadcast meteorology, having officially retired in April 2026.