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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: Storms expected across western Central Florida on Friday
On Friday, storm chances will be mainly closer to I-75 and westward.
TIMELINE: Thunderstorms popping up across Central Florida could linger into evening
Tuesday will be hot and humid ahead of today's afternoon storms across Central Florida.
TIMELINE: Large Saharan Dust wave to impact Florida weather
This new wave is big and will arrive in Florida from Saturday to Sunday. Sunday, in particular, could get quite dense.
TIMELINE: Rain chances increase across Central Florida on Thursday afternoon
Our Wednesday across Central Florida will feature lower rain chances than previous days this week. Drier air will filter in, giving way to more isolated rain chances for many of us.
Lower rain chances on Wednesday with afternoon storms tracking west
Wednesday's rain chances will be lower than usual for mid-July, with just 30% coverage, mainly affecting Marion, Flagler, and Alachua counties. Most areas around Orlando and east of the beaches are expected to stay dry.
Orlando weather: Scorching heat and afternoon storms return on Tuesday
Showers and storms will fade, but the weather will remain humid and very warm overnight, with temperatures several degrees above average for this time of year.
Orlando weather: Hot and humid weather continues through the weekend
The hot and humid weather continues. We will see temperatures in the mid-90s for Sunday, but the humidity will make those already hot temperatures feel even hotter. The feel-like temperatures will be around 110 degrees.
Heat, humidity continue through weekend in Central Florida with increased storms
We saw a few showers and thunderstorms pop up earlier Friday afternoon. These storms will continue to fizzle out through the rest of the evening.
Hurricane Beryl eyes Jamaica as 'life-threatening' Category 4 storm; see latest track
Hurricane Beryl continues to pummel the Caribbean as a rare Category 4 hurricane with estimated winds of 155 mph on Tuesday.
Afternoon, early evening thunderstorms possible across Central Florida on Saturday
Looking ahead to the weekend, this classic summer-time pattern continues with highs in the low- to mid-90s and scattered to numerous afternoon and evening storms.