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
Orlando weather: Heat, humidity and daily storms return to Central Florida
A more humid weather pattern is settling over Central Florida, bringing conditions that feel more like August than early October.
Forecast: September Nor'easter to bring dry air, low humidity to Florida
A rare September Nor'easter is expected to bring rain to much of the northeastern United States – and dry air and cooler temperatures to Florida.
Why did Hurricane Polo rapidly intensity so fast in the Pacific?
Hurricane Polo rapidly strengthened Tuesday to become one of the most powerful storms in the eastern Pacific Ocean's history.
NHC tracks brand new area of interest in tropics for potential development
The National Hurricane Center flagged a new area of interest in the far Atlantic for potential tropical development, as Tropical Storm Fay weakens and is expected to dissipate.
Orlando weather: More rain on the way this week
Scattered showers and thunderstorms are possible Tuesday night, Wednesday, and into Thursday, as the rain moves west to east across Florida.
No hurricanes yet in the Atlantic? It could set a new record this week. Here's how.
There have been five short-lived tropical storms during the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season and zero hurricanes so far. And it could set a record by the end of the week.
Timeline: Rain, thunderstorms moving in to Orlando, Central Florida
The FOX 35 Storm Team is tracking showers and thunderstorms forming across Central Florida. We're expecting several showers and storms Tuesday afternoon and evening.
Orlando weather: Showers, storms forecast for Tuesday, Wednesday
The FOX 35 Storm Team is tracking an increase in rain and thunderstorm chances on Tuesday and Wednesday afternoon.
NHC: Invest 96L could become tropical depression in Atlantic
The National Hurricane Center said a tropical disturbance in the Atlantic, known as Invest 96L, could become a tropical depression over the next couple of days.
Orlando weather: Heat peaks midweek ahead of Thursday storm chances
Above-average heat will take hold of Central Florida for the remainder of the week following days of steady showers and storms.