Noah Bergren
Noah joined the FOX 35 Storm Team in October 2023. Noah is originally from central Connecticut, and received his Bachelor of Science degree in atmospheric science and meteorology from Penn State.
Noah is a huge Nittany Lions fan, and tries to attend at least one home game in Happy Valley each season. He is also a very big New York Giants fan. He enjoys spending time with family and friends, having a good time, fishing, golf, and, of course, the weather.
Noah previously spent five and a half years as a meteorologist at WPSD Local 6, the NBC affiliate in Paducah, covering western Kentucky, southern Illinois, southeast Missouri, and northwest Tennessee. It was here Noah covered dozens of severe weather events and outbreaks, including the historic and deadly December 10th, 2021 EF-4 tornado that tore a 160+ mile continuous path across the coverage area. Rated as a 190 MPH tornado, it is one of the longest and strongest tornadoes in American-recorded meteorological history.
Noah was nominated for an Emmy Award for his coverage during the Dec. 10, 2021 tornado event. He's also a member of the American Meteorological Society and National Weather Association.
Noah loves to connect with viewers and talk about weather all the time, and would love to see your weather reports and photos on his social media pages.
The latest from Noah Bergren
TIMELINE: Tornado warnings for Central Florida as severe storms move through
FOX 35 has declared Wednesday to be a FOX 35 Storm Alert Day as clusters of thunderstorms – some with the potential to be severe – are expected to make their way across Central Florida.
Northern Lights: Can I see them in Florida?
Canada and parts of the United States may be able to see the beloved Northern Lights late Friday night due to an extreme geomagnetic storm within Earth's magnetic field. But, will they be visible down in Florida?
Orlando weather: Pop-up showers possible ahead of near-record heat this week in Central Florida
Central Florida can expect to feel a warmup this week ahead, with highs going from around 90° today to nearly 100° by Thursday/Friday.
Orlando weather: Near-record heat with growing drought conditions across Central Florida
Friday's weather forecast offers a blend of clouds and sunshine, with the possibility of isolated showers. Anticipated precipitation stands at a minimal 10%, providing favorable conditions for outdoor activities.
Orlando weather: Temps to reach the 90s this week in Central Florida; rain possible
We'll see a slow, but, steady rise toward 90° by midweek and the first chance for a few sea breeze-related downpours of the season.
Orlando Weather: Pleasant weekend temperatures on the way with high rip current risks
We're off to a pleasant start to our Friday morning in Central Florida! Temperatures are in the 60s as you're stepping outside, so you can leave the jackets and sweatshirts at home.
Orlando weather: Warm, dry weather dominates Central Florida forecast
Building heat is the big weather story this week. We'll see highs running about 5°F above what's considered typical today, with temps running about 10° above normal by the weekend.
Orlando weather: Sunny Tuesday and Wednesday make way for cold front later this week
Tuesday and Wednesday will be mostly sunny with highs in the mid to upper 80s.
Orlando Weather Forecast: Gorgeous string of days ahead with temps reaching upper 70s in Central Florida
We've got a gorgeous string of days ahead with cool mornings, low humidity and warm afternoons across Central Florida.
Orlando Weather Forecast timeline: County-by-county breakdown when storms arrive
The FOX 35 Storm Team has declared Wednesday a FOX 35 Storm Alert Day as strong to severe storms are possible throughout Central Florida. The main weather threats will be rain, lightning, thunder, strong winds and wind gusts, as well as the possibility of hail and isolated tornadoes.