Personalities on The Weather Channel Edit

Schedule Edit

Weekdays Edit

• 5:00-6:00 AM: AMHQ Early with Jen Carfagno
• 6:00-9:00 AM: AMHQ w/ Stephanie Abrams, Jim Cantore & Jen Carfagno
• 9:00 AM- 1:00 PM: Weather Center Live w/ Alex Wallace & Rotating Hosts
• 1:00-5:00PM: Weather Center Live w/ Liana Brackett, Chris Warren & Mark Elliot,
• 5:00-8:00PM: Weather Underground w/ Mike Bettes & Alex Wilson

Weekends Edit

• 6:00-9:00 AM: AMHQ Weekend with Reynolds Wolf, Kelly Cass and Dr. Greg Postel
• 9:00 AM-1:00 PM: Weekend Recharge with Paul Goodloe, Maria Larosa & Dr. Erika Navarro

Weekdays on The Weather Channel App Edit

• 6:00-11:00 AM: The Lift with Danielle Banks, Domenica Davis, Heather Tesch, Kait Parker, Al Roker & Ari Sarsalari

Other Talent Edit

Weather Channel Experts Edit

Weather Channel Reporters and Fill-Ins Edit

The Weather Channel On-Air Changes (2015-present) Edit

The Weather Channel made a big announcement in September 2015 that all production of reality shows would stop and The Weather Channel would begin to head towards a 24/7 network, which led them to welcoming back Alexandra Steele and Samantha Mohr to the network. Alexandra Steele still fills in, but Samantha Mohr does work for WXIA and will rarely appear on TWC, she does though still work for The Weather Channel. The first really big change was the exit of Weather Channel Meteorologist Vivian Brown. Later that week, 'Wake Up With Al' was cancelled sending Al Roker to 'The Lift' weekday mornings from 6:00-11:00am on The Weather Channel App with Domenica Davis and Ari Sarsalari and sending Stephanie Abrams back to Atlanta for 'AMHQ' weekdays from 7:00-10:00am with Sam Champion, Jennifer Delgado, Jim Cantore and Anaridis Rodriguez.

Then, Sam Champion and Jennifer Delgado departed AMHQ. Jennifer Delgado moved to 'Weather Center Live' weekdays from 9:00am-12:00pm and Sam Champion to '23.5 Degrees' Tuesdays from 11:00pm-12:00am. AMHQ was revamped with Stephanie Abrams, Jim Cantore, Jen Carfagno and Anaridis Rodriguez. Kait Parker then announced her departure from 'AMHQ Weekend' and The Weather Channel. She later returned to the network weeks after but now she fills in on 'The Lift' with Al Roker and Domenica Davis and also works on 'Good Morning America Weekend'. During the change, Ari Sarsalari launched a new Weather Channel App show called 'The Ari Effect' airing weekdays from 4:00-9:00pm, sending him off 'The Lift'. Kait Parker, Danielle Banks and Tom Moore regularly fill-in.

In May of 2016, The Weather Channel shifted afternoon programming which brought in a different 'Weather Center Live' which was on 2 hours each with one host from 9:00-11:00am, 11:00am-1:00pm and 1:00-3:00pm. Alex Wallace and Mark Elliot were separated from the 12:00-3:00pm show. Alex moving 9:00-11:00am and Mark moving 11:00am-1:00pm. Dave Schwartz and Alex Wilson which aired 3:00-6:00pm were also broken up. Moving, Dave Schwartz to 1:00-3:00pm and Alex Wilson joined Mike Bettes as host on 'Weather Underground' weeknights from 6:00-8:00pm. Chris Warren and Jennifer Delgado were shifted off the 9:00am-12:00 Noon show and were moved to 3:00-6:00pm. Dan Lenoard and Crystal Egger usually contributed on the 9:00am-12:00 Noon show, but they now also appear during the 3:00-6:00pm show now. The reason was to have less hosts on-air to help expand the 24/7 outlet. It moved Sarah Dillingham off of 'WUTV'. The Weather Channel now has a 9:00pm-12:00am or (1:00am) show which usually is Keith Carson, Carl Parker and Sarah Dillingham only on Severe Weather days.

In early June, Anaridis Rodriguez went on Maternity Leave from 'AMHQ' and many fans wondered where she went. She returned to the network in late August. Kelly Cass and Reynolds Wolf rotate in on AMHQ to fill-in for her. With them working weekdays they are missing 'AMHQ Weekend' a lot. Nick Walker is now a regular fill-in while Greg Postel remains most weekends. (Anaridis Rodriguez returned Monday August 8th)

The Weather Channel then announced on July 7th, 2016 that a new show will be airing on Sundays only (similar to WX Geeks which only airs Sundays at Noon) and the show would begin on Sunday July 24th, but airing in the primetime slot of 9:00-10:00pm Sundays. The hosts will change weekly and Stephanie Abrams would launch the show as the first host.

On Saturday July 30th, The Weather Channel announced Dave Schwartz had passed away from cancer. Fans and co-workers posted their sadness and offered their condolences to the family.

On Sunday July 31st, The Weather Channel launched a new show called "Top 10", the topic changes each week as it airs Sundays from 9:00-10:00pm EDT and Stephanie Abrams is the host of the show. Jim Cantore will fill-in when Stephanie is out.

On Monday August 1st, Alex Wallace left his 9:00-11:00am show and Mark Elliot left his 11:00am-1:00pm show while Dave Schwartz's 1:00-3:00pm show was cancelled. Alex Wallace and Mark Elliot returned as co-hosts of Weather Center Live from 11:00am-3:00pm. Currently, the 9:00-11:00am show is currently having rotating hosts.

On Wednesday August 3rd, The Weather Channel Meteorologist Keith Carson announced he was departing the network to head back home to WCSH/Portland, ME.

The week of August 8th welcomed 2 new meteorologists. On Monday August 8th, Jacqui Jeras joined as a freelance meteorologist while on Tuesday August 9th, Orelon Sidney joined as well.

The Weather Channel announces quickly that Liana Brackett has joined The Weather Channel. She is currently joining different shows when she host's she is a third host. She has hosted Weather Center Live w/ Chris & Jennifer. WCL w/ Alex & Mark and she was third host on Weekend Recharge this past weekend.

On Monday December 5th, The Weather Channel launched a new show called 'New York' only airing for viewers in the New York City area it airs from 4-8pm w/ Paul Goodloe & Justin Michaels it interrupts Weather Center Live (4-6pm) and WeatherUnderground (6-8pm). It is a two week trial show, Paul Goodloe will be moved off of Weekend Recharge temporarily. The show is Weather, News, Sports and anything local New York, as well as a few national forecasts.

On Monday December 26th, The Weather Channel announced Sam Champion was departing the network. His last day will be Thursday December 29th on 23.5 Degrees. The show has also been cancelled which aired Thursdays 11p-Midnight. Sam Champion has not yet announced where he is headed.

At the beginning of the year, Hurricane Specialist Michael Lowry announced his departure from the network to peruse other options. He stated he would love to return. On Thursday January 12th, Severe Weather Expert Dr. Greg Forbes will be stepping down to a Part Time Severe Weather Expert. He said he is stepping down to enjoy life as he has turned 66 years old. Which will mean a new Severe Weather Expert will step up.

On Sunday January 15th, The Weather Channel announced behind the scenes meteorologist Erika Navarro would be moving up to an on-camera role at TWC. She has officially joined as 'Weather Center Live' host 11am-3pm joining Mark Elliot & Alex Wallace.

Early in the year around January 2nd, Jennifer Delgado stopped appearing on air. It was confirmed Liana Brackett would be joining Chris Warren as the new co-host on Weather Center Live from 3-6pm replacing Jennifer Delgado. Jennifer Delgado fell and injured her leg and was assigned bed rest. Jennifer Delgado officially left The Weather Channel that same time but it was later announced she has brain cancer and had to leave.

The month of February had many different changes the first one being Julie Martin returning to The Weather Channel. Julie Martin is now a fill-in meteorologist for The Weather Channel & CNN. On February 20th, Dr. Erika Navarro made her debut on The Weather Channel co-hosting 'Weather Center Live' 11a-3pm w/ Mark Elliot and Alex Wallace. On Friday February 24th, Anaridis Rodriguez announced her departure from The Weather Channel. Leaving Jen Carfagno solo from 5-6am, followed by AMHQ 6-9am w/ Stephanie Abrams, Jim Cantore, Jen Carfagno and either Kelly Cass, Reynolds Wolf, Dr. Greg Postel or Jacqui Jeras filling in until a new host is announced. Crystal Egger also announced her departure from KNBC and as of now that includes her West Coast reports on The Weather Channel.

On Wednesday March 29th, The Weather Channel Storm Tracker, Kelley Williamson passed away in the Deadly Tornado Outbreak in Texas.

On Friday July 21st a few small changes hit the airwaves. Mark Elliot was hosting the 9-11am show instead of his usual 11am-3pm. While hosting the first time ever a second meteorologist hosted. Maria LaRosa co-hosted but from a brand new studio and only for certain segments. Also, WX Underground erased the role of Social Media Correspondent which was filled by Ryan Davidson then shortly Brandon Wright & Kathryn Prociv.

On Friday July 21st, The Weather Channel officially confirmed Chris Bruin was a new On Camera Meteorologist joining the network shortly.

Wednesday August 2nd, Former Weather Channel Meteorologist Heather Tesch joined weather.com as a freelance meteorologist.

The Weather Channel had a slight overhaul in programming in June 2018, Weekday's Weather Center Live was changed. The 9-11am show which feature rotating host was cancelled. The 11:00a-3:00p hosts Mark Elliot & Alex Wallace were separated. Alex Wallace launched a new 9a-1pm Weather Center Live, it features rotating co-hosts. The Weather Center Live from 3:00-6:00pm which featured Liana Bracket & Chris Warren was moved to 1:00-5:00pm and Mark Elliot now joins Liana & Chris.

WeatherUnderground changed from 6-8pm to now airing 5-8pm, Mike Bettes & Alex Wilson still host.

Weather Geeks which aired on Sundays at Noon was moved to a digital format to accommodate the social aspect, Dr. Marshall Shepard is still hosting, during the time Weekend Recharge was expanded from 9-12 weekends to 9a-1p, Dr. Erika Navarro joined the show as a third host.

Former On-Air Staff Edit