Smith joins NBC 5 Chief Meteorologist Rick Mitchell, NBC 5 Senior Meteorologist David Finfrock, NBC 5 Meteorologists Grant Johnston and Samantha Davies, along with Telemundo 39 Chief Meteorologist Nestor Fletcha, and Telemundo 39 Meteorologists Alexis Orengo and Samanta Rodríguez. The NBC 5 / Telemundo 39 Texas Storm Fleet includes the Texas Thunder Truck™, Texas Lightning Truck ™, Texas Sky Ranger, and the exclusive S-Band Radar, the most powerful radar in North Texas, providing mobile weather watching capabilities and precise weather tracking technology on a 24/7 basis. The weather teams use cutting-edge technology and multiple forecasting models to improve the probability of successful forecasting, along with augmented reality for weather presentations. NBC 5 and Telemundo 39 were both certified “Most Accurate” by WeatheRate in 2021. While at Weather Vision, he forecasted weather for over 25 stations around the country. in Atmospheric Science, Broadcast Journalism and History, Smith began his career at KAMC in Lubbock, TX and continued working as a meteorologist at various stations in Louisiana, Nevada, Mississippi, and Texas. WCVB-TV (channel 5) is a television station in Boston, Massachusetts, United States, affiliated with ABC and owned by Hearst Television. Holmes Middle School, and DISD’s Government & Law Magnet High School.Īfter graduating from Texas Tech University with a triple B.A. He grew up in Dallas, attending Lisbon Elementary School, O.W. Smith comes to the NBC 5 / Telemundo Weather Team from the Black News Channel in Tallahassee, FL where he most recently served as Chief Meteorologist since 2019. He has been featured in Muscle and Fitness magazine in the 'Real People' column.Kevan Smith, a native Texan, made his debut as an NBC 5 KXAS - Telemundo 39 Dallas/Fort Worth weekend meteorologist in May 2022.

Mike is an active member and supporter of 100 Black Men Inc of New York and its Eagle Academy, The Ronald McDonald House, Housing Works, AYUDA for the Arts and Big Brothers Big Sisters.Īn accomplished triathlete, Mike enjoys working out, skiing and any activity involving physical fitness. Mike is also a Patron for the Fox News Apprentice Program, which is a diversity program that assists students and young professionals interested in pursuing a career in broadcasting and journalism. Recently, he raised over $10,000 for Leukemia and Lymphoma Society through the program, Team in Training, which is dedicated to training runners, walkers, triathletes, cyclists and hikers for events to raise money for cancer patients and their loved ones. Mike's charitable works include a cause that's very near to his heart – cancer. An AMS seal holder, Mike has received an Emmy nomination for best weather forecast by the NATAS and in 2009, McDonald's presented him with the Black Media Legends award. Matt Jordan is the Chief Meteorologist for KOBI-TV NBC5. Mike holds a degree in Rhetoric and Communications, with an emphasis on atmospheric science, from U.C. Smullin co-anchors NBC5 News at 6 and hosts the 5 on 5 Feature Interview on NBC5 News at 5. While in North Carolina, he covered several hurricanes, including Bertha and Fran in 1996.īefore heading to New York, Mike provided the arid forecasts in the deserts of Phoenix from 1996 to 2001.

His first job on the air was in Eastern North Carolina, where he worked as the morning and noon weather anchor from 1993 to 1996. Mike is originally from Sacramento, Calif., but has lived in a variety of different cities around the country since 1993.

Weatherman provides national and local weather forecast for cities and places, as well as weather radar, and tidal information. years covering national and state politics in Richmond, Virginia at Gray TVs WVIR-TV. After 20 years at Channel 5, Chief Meteorologist Garrett Lewis is leaving television All of us at 5NEWS are thankful for his service. NBC 5/KXAS introduced its newest member of the NBC 5 / Telemundo 39 Weather Team, Kevan Smith, a native Texan, who made his debut as a weekend meteorologist in May 2022. Most recently, he spent nearly 72 hours on-air covering Hurricane Irene. Curt joined WABI TV5 as the evening meteorologist in April 2021. Mike has covered many major weather events in the tri-state area, including blizzards, Nor' Easters, hurricanes and heatwaves. He became the morning meteorologist for 'Good Day' in October 2003. Mike Woods joined FOX 5 NY in June 2001 as the weekend meteorologist and 'Good Day New York' feature reporter.

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