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: Temperatures expected to plummet behind cold front
Temperatures are set to plummet overnight and factoring in the wind, wind chills will make it feel much colder.
Strongest earthquake in nearly 20 years shakes Northern California: What is the Cascadia Subduction Zone?
An earthquake struck off the northern California coast on Tuesday, marking the strongest in the region in nearly two decades.
Orlando weather: Coldest air of the season hits Central Florida; When will warmer temps return?
The coldest air since February has come into Central Florida, but if you are not a fan, it will be gone soon enough.
Florida could be target of tropical system next week, but forecast models vary on intensity
Next week presents a complex forecast, with the potential for tropical development as a wave is expected to emerge from the Western Caribbean Sea. However, what will happen once this system enters the Gulf of Mexico remains unclear.
Orlando weather: When will the rain end in Central Florida?
Central Florida can expect more scattered downpours in the forecast for the next several days, but we'll enjoy a break from the action by Sunday with only a few isolated showers.
Colorado State University says next 2 weeks will be below average for tropical development
For the next two weeks, researchers at Colorado State University expect a 60% likelihood of below-average tropical activity, 30% of average activity, and 10% of above-normal activity.
Orlando weather: Storm chances across Central Florida pick up as week progresses
Most areas will stay dry, with only limited chances for showers and storms overnight on Monday. A few isolated showers may develop along the beaches in the early evening, but activity will be minimal.
Tropical Storm Ernesto could form next week as forecasters increase chance of development for Atlantic system
Forecasters are shifting attention to a potential tropical threat in the Atlantic Ocean, likely named "Ernesto." This tropical wave is expected to move toward the Antilles by Monday and now has a 70% chance of developing into an organized system.
Hurricane Debby: Florida county-by-county impacts | Timeline, biggest weather threats
Tropical Storm Debby formed in the Gulf Saturday afternoon and is forecast to make landfall in Florida, according to the latest projections from the National Hurricane Center.
Invest 97L forecast: Tropical disturbance to become better organized over Gulf of Mexico
The National Hurricane Center (NHC) said a tropical disturbance over Hispaniola, known as Invest 97L, is highly likely to develop further over the next seven days and possibly become a tropical depression as early as this weekend.