FOX Weather will be providing extensive live coverage of the major winter storm that is expected to impact huge swaths of the country.
Meteorologists and correspondents from FOX Weather, FOX News Media’s free ad-supported streaming television channel, will be dispatched to cities from Texas to the northeast to offer on-the-ground reporting of the storm, which is projected to cross over 40 states throughout the weekend.
FOX Weather will have live programming from 6 a.m. ET through midnight Saturday and Sunday.
Beginning Thursday, storm specialist Mike Seidel will report from Tulsa, Oklahoma, and meteorologist Bayne Froney will report from Dallas. On Friday, meteorologist Bob Van Dillen will lead reporting from Atlanta with correspondent Brandy Campbell contributing to coverage from Oxford, Mississippi.
HISTORIC WINTER STORM COULD IMPACT OVER 235 MILLION AMERICANS
On Saturday, correspondent Katie Byrne will report live from Washington, D.C. Then, on Sunday, meteorologists Jane Minar and Britta Merwin will report live from New Jersey while Melanie Black will report live in Boston. Correspondent Robert Ray will also report live from New Jersey.
A team of FOX Weather meteorologists, including Craig Herrera, Michael Estime, Marissa Torres, Stephen Morgan, Ian Oliver, Kiyana Lewis, Ari Sarsalari, Nick Kosir and Haley Meier will be covering the storm from the New York studio.
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