The Weather Channel

The Weather Channel may not be showing "Local on the Eights" due to programming changes or technical issues. In recent years, the network has shifted its focus to more comprehensive weather coverage and storytelling, which can sometimes lead to alterations in traditional programming formats. Additionally, local weather updates may be available through regional affiliates or online platforms. For the most accurate updates, viewers can check the Weather Channel's website or app.

There is no publicly available information confirming whether Alex Wilson, a meteorologist on The Weather Channel, wears pantyhose. Discussions about personal attire are typically private and may not be relevant to her professional role. Viewers generally focus on her weather reporting and expertise rather than her clothing choices.

Nicole Miller, a meteorologist who worked for The Weather Channel, left the network in 2020. She transitioned to a new role at a local news station, where she continues her career in meteorology. Her departure sparked interest among viewers who appreciated her work on The Weather Channel. Since then, she has remained active in broadcasting and weather reporting.

Rick Griffin, a meteorologist at The Weather Channel, was let go in early 2023 as part of a larger round of layoffs affecting several staff members. His departure was part of a restructuring effort at the network aimed at streamlining operations. Griffin had been with The Weather Channel for many years and was known for his engaging on-air presence and expertise in meteorology.

Cheryl Lembke, a former meteorologist at The Weather Channel, gained attention after her departure from the network. Following her exit, she faced challenges in her career and personal life, including battles with health issues. Lembke has since focused on sharing her experiences and advocating for mental health awareness.

As of my last update, Mike Bettes is still associated with The Weather Channel, but he may not be appearing in the same capacity or as frequently as before. Changes in programming, shifts in focus, or personal career choices can lead to variations in on-air presence. For the most current information, it’s best to check The Weather Channel’s official website or recent announcements.

As of my last knowledge update in October 2023, Alexandra Steele is a meteorologist working for The Weather Channel. She is known for her engaging presentation of weather forecasts and reports. For the most current information, please check the latest updates from The Weather Channel or her official social media profiles.

As of my last update, Channel 5 in Seattle, also known as KING 5, features several weather reporters, including chief meteorologist Jake Whittenberg and meteorologists like Rebecca Stevenson and Matt Rogers. They provide weather forecasts and updates for the Seattle area. For the most current lineup, it's best to check the station's official website or recent broadcasts.

As of my last update in October 2023, Stephanie Abrams has not left The Weather Channel. She continues to be a prominent meteorologist and anchor for the network, frequently appearing on various programs. However, for the latest updates regarding her career, it’s best to check recent news sources or The Weather Channel's official announcements.

As of my last knowledge, Kait Parker is no longer with The Weather Channel. She left the network in 2016 to pursue other opportunities in the field of environmental science and climate communication. It's always a good idea to check the latest updates or her personal social media for the most current information on her career status.

Well, actually The Weather Channel was bought by NBC, who sought to keep the more flamboyant on-screen meteorologists. Kristina Abernathy, along with Mark Mancuso, Rich Johnson, and Kristin Dodd were released from The Weather Channel at the same time.

All four of these meteorologists were mature and able on-screen personalities who gave the weather reports in a straight-forward and agreeable manner. I considered them to be the true 'anchors' of the entire Weather Channel line-up. Sharon Resultan, Carl Parker and Mike Seidel fit this description, as well.

NBC executives desired to turn The Weather Channel into a semi-entertainment entity, and deviate away from good, sturdy weather forecasts and reports. Bringing NBC's Al Roker aboard only added to this rather non-professional atmosphere which now permeates the channel.

Kristina is a professional in every way, and I take it she felt it was a slap to all serious meteorologists to participate in NBC's 'weather entertainment and poor comedy banter between on-screen meteorologists', instead of giving the forecasts and reports in a mature and friendly manner.

At the present time, The Weather Channel is filled with personalities whose sometimes ribald and tasteless attempts at humor are an embarrassment to watch (such as the ever-look-at-me actions of Stephanie Abrahms, who regularly makes crude remarks such as one to Mike Bettis as concerns long missions on the Space Shuttle, in which she stated that Bettis would enjoy drinking his own urine (which can be recycled and purified). To Mike Bettis' credit, he just dismissed the matter without prolonging the scum in which Abrams had placed the situation.

Compare this to a cleaner and kinder exchange between Sharon Resultan and another on-screen forecaster, in which it is Halloween, and Sharon is asked what she is going as. Her reply, "A mommy". Quite a difference. And as with Kristina, Sharon kept it clean, nice, and short. No 'look-at-me' thing going on here.

Then pawning-off Greg Forbes as 'Grand Master Dr. G'; or having the ever-full-of-himself Jim Cantore being proclaimed the 'Undefeated Champion of Weather'!? Good grief! Just what kind of nonsense is that!? If it is one thing The Weather Channel has correctly stated since its inception is that no person can beat Mother Nature. Now to their reckoning... Jim Cantore can. I've seen Mike Seidel taking more of a beating many more times out there in the elements than Cantore. And if it is looks that get people released from The Weather Channel... why is Cantore still there?

If one turns the volume all the way down and watches Stephanie Abrahms, one could conclude she is not a professional meteorologist in-trusted with giving us sometimes life-saving information; but, is instead auditioning for an amateur stand-up comedy club. And, not making the cut, of course. Nothing professional in her frenetic body movements or delivery of some nonsensical bit of tripe. She seems rather desperate, in fact.

NBC has been a shaky organization for a long time. Now they have their claws in a once quite agreeable and highly professional, respected weather channel. It will not end well.

One last specific situation concerning Kristina Abernathy... When The Weather Channel started its little morning show with three meteorologist sitting in a 'Good Morning America'-type setting, Kristina substituted for one of the regulars. It was clear she did not like this less-structured situation, and coffee-talk manner of giving the weather to viewers. It was a situation of trading quips and having to fake smiles and laughter when one of the other meteorologists attempted to be 'entertainingly funny', but failed (as usual).

At the end of this particular episode, Kristina was asked if she'd like to come back again and 'join the gang'. In her always polite manner she just sort of smiled and said, "Well.....". And let it die there. She did not want to be a part of this less professional method of doing the weather. And I agree with her 100%. My respect for her good taste and desire to present the weather in a manner befitting an audience (who did not need misplaced antics and quips) only made to reaffirm what most of us already knew about Miss Abernathy... she is professional with no desire to tell childish jokes or garner the spotlight on herself in the shameless manner of say... an Abrams or Cantore.

I have little doubt that NBC took note of Kristina's negative feelings about turning professional weather forecasts and reports into an 'entertainment magazine'. The desired response for these 'intruders' was for Kristina to say, "Sure! I'd love to come back and join you all every morning!". Kristina has scruples. She wanted nothing to do with that segment of The Weather Channel, and didn't hide it. It appears NBC knew she would not be one of their bozos in the upcoming plans for TWC. I admire her immensely for that. And for the way she comports herself at all times.

We all have different tastes, and with that said I know that some may like the changes at The Weather Channel. Some do not, and miss the more credible manner and kinder atmosphere that had kept The Weather Channel the staple viewing channel that it had been for over 20 years. Now, alas, with the loss of Kristina Abernathy, Rich Johnson, Mark Mancuso and Kristin Dodd; and the infusement of NBC's idea of over-drama and crude humor (basically a Weather Entertainment Magazine), I never turn to that station at all.

I hope Sharon Resultan, Carl Parker and Mike Seidel will fare well in such an environment ... and not be changed by it.

A 'Grand Era' has, indeed, come to an end for me. I suspect for others, also. Changes do not always equal 'progress'.

Kristina Abernathy was a friend of viewers. A kind and thoughtful friend. And she had (and has) what is sorely lacking on The Weather Channel ... Class. She delivered the reports in an easy and personal manner without the nonsense. She was no stick-in-the-mud... and was always pleasant to us and her fellow-meteorologists. And she does have a sense of humor... but, one that does not come from the gutter or makes it seem as if the entire show is about her. She was dynamic and demure. Professional and personable. Intelligent and modest. She cannot be replaced.

At the present time (March 17, 2016), Kristina is working as a communications coordinator for Cobb Energy Centre in Atlanta, Georgia, as well as some other business positions. You can find more about her present careers by doing a web-search. I can't place links here unfortunately.

It is great to know such a wonderful person, great talent, highly educated woman is doing so well. What else would we want for someone who has always been our 'friend', and didn't treat us like we were children sitting in the peanut gallery? And I hope she is very happy. #:^)

Best Wishes To All of All Opinions,

TC

Well, honey, sending a song to The Weather Channel is like trying to find a needle in a haystack. Your best bet is to contact their music department directly and see if they accept submissions. Just remember, they probably have more songs thrown at them than a rockstar at a concert, so make sure your song is a real showstopper. Good luck, darling!

Hotter than two rats screwin in a wool sock!

She was injured in a car accident in 2006 and cannot return to work.

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Stephanie Abrams is a television meteorologist from USA. She married Mike Bettes (American Emmy Award Winner), however; her union was short lived as the couple divorced only few months of after their marriage.

Dave Watson, a former meteorologist for The Weather Channel, was diagnosed with cancer, which he publicly shared in 2021. His battle with the illness garnered support from fans and colleagues, highlighting his positive outlook and resilience. He later passed away in February 2023, leaving behind a legacy of dedication to weather reporting and a lasting impact on those who followed his work.

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He was hired by the Orange County Sentinel in NY as their meterologist. He is also appearing on some rather crummy social media pages that forecast for the Hudson Valley & Long Island areas. What happened to Dave is right? Smart move for the Sentinel, as Dave is widely recognized and well loved for his humorous down to earth style. However, Dave think twice about the social media you can do better than that!! Come on you are Dave "Bermuda" Schwartz!!!

Her contract was terminated in November 2010. She has appeared on CNN from 2011 to 2013.

The meteorologists for BBC weather are Jay Wynne, John Hammond, Lauren Tobin, Phillip Avory, Matt Taylor, and Sarah Keith-Lucas.

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The announcer separately pre-records all possible conditions, temperatures, wind speeds, etc. Then the program strings together the pre-recorded words for the forecast. For example: "Tomorrow...partly cloudy...with winds...south...west...at...40...miles per hour."

The weather channel generally forecasts their own weather using a large team of meteorologists to cover all regions. Radar and satellite images come from NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration), as do all watches and warnings (they do not issue any of their own).

Jennifer Lopez was pregnant with twins. She gave birth to twins, a boy and a girl, on Friday, February 22, 2008.