Megan Wise
Meteorologist
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You can watch Megan Wise’s forecasts every weeknight at 5, 6, 7, 10 and 11 p.m.
Megan is a three-time Emmy award winning meteorologist. She is a Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, native and has been fascinated by the weather since she was a little kid.
Her passion for weather took her to Millersville University of Pennsylvania where she earned a Bachelor of Science degree in meteorology. Before coming to Richmond in November 2015, Megan was at WDEF-TV in Chattanooga, Tennessee.
She was the weekend evening meteorologist and solo evening anchor and producer. She was also the host of “Megan Wise Goes Outside” where she did everything from caving to hang gliding.
Megan started her career as the weekday morning meteorologist and fill-in morning anchor and producer at KTVO-TV in Kirksville, Missouri.
When she’s not at NBC12, Megan can be found golfing, cheering on the Steelers, Pens and Pirates and hanging out with her Labrador retriever, Boss.
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Warm with lots of sunny skies will continue the next several days. A cold front arrives this weekend with cooler temperatures and a few showers possible Friday/Saturday.
A weekend cold front could bring us areas of light rain on Friday and Saturday. Cooler temperatures begin this weekend and continue NEXT week.
Clouds continue to blanket the sky, with drizzle and spotty light rain showers into Saturday.
Clouds aren’t going anywhere, with drizzle and spotty light rain through Friday.
Clouds will be with us most of the week with a cool, fall-like feel each day. A stray shower or light drizzle can’t be ruled out with a persistent onshore flow.
The first week of Fall will feel like it, with mostly cloudy skies for much of the work week with cool temperatures in the upper 60s to mid 70s. Spotty showers, drizzle and light rain could pop up this week but no heavy rain expected
Tropical Storm Ophelia made landfall early Saturday near Emerald Isle, North Carolina.
Dry today and into the start of the day tomorrow. We are tracking a coastal storm that will likely bring rain tomorrow afternoon/evening lasting into Sunday morning
Dry and pleasant through Friday morning. We are tracking a coastal storm that will likely bring rain and breezy conditions Friday afternoon through Sunday Morning.
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Isabel made landfall 30 years ago on the North Carolina Outer Banks between Cape Lookout and Cape Hatteras.
Dry and pleasant weather expected this week. Watching a coastal storm that will likely bring rain this weekend.
Dry and pleasant this week UNTIL this weekend when an area of low pressure offshore COULD bring us clouds and rain
Summer’s big heat appears to be over, with no 90+ days in sight
Big summer heat is gone, not likely to return for at least 10 days
A taste of Fall still on track to arrive tonight, lasting into the weekend
High heat and humidity for one more day. A low end shower/storm chance tonight and tomorrow, then a blast of Fall Thursday.
We have high humidity and low end storm chances through Wednesday, then a blast of Fall Thursday.
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A strong to severe storm is possible today. Cooler this weekend with scattered showers and thunderstorms both Saturday and Sunday..
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Cooler with much-needed rain in our weekend forecast.
Unseasonably hot weather continues for a couple more days but a pattern change is coming.
Cloudy and humid today, but less humid air arrives this afternoon, leading to a dry and pleasant end to the work week
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Hurricane Idalia made landfall earlier Wednesday morning around Keaton Beach, Florida.
Humidity stays up today but starts to fall tomorrow, leading to a dry and pleasant Labor Day Holiday.
Numerous slow moving showers and thunderstorms are likely today. The end of the week is looking sunny, dry, and comfortable with a taste of fall!
Storms this evening could be strong to severe with gusty winds and frequent lightning.
The heat and humidity building with mid 90s tomorrow.Thursday: Mostly Cloudy with a slight shower chance in the morning.
A pleasant drop in humidity today, then hot to end the work week.
A pleasant drop in humidity today and tomorrow but hot to end the work week
Today could be hot enough to tie a record, then cold front brings some relief for most of the upcoming week
Low humidity today and tomorrow. Sunny and dry through early next week.
Hot but much less humid Friday & Saturday. Dry stretch Friday through early next week.
Mainly dry with plenty of sun into early next week.
Another hot and humid day on the way with an early morning rumble of thunder possible. Scattered afternoon and evening storms are expected a few may be on the strong side.
A hot start to the work week with highs in the mid 90s. Watching for a few strong storms later in the afternoon/early evening
Seasonably hot today, then humidity builds tomorrow and Sunday
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Shower and storm chances return today and some of the storms will have the potential to turn severe
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A few strong to severe storms will be possible on Thursday.
Another great looking day today! Showers and storms return tomorrow.
Breezy with much lower humidity today with another pleasant day tomorrow. Rain chance growing for Thursday
Hot and very humid today with scattered strong to severe storms likely this evening.
Rain is moving east this morning, the majority of us should be dry by lunch. Back to sunshine and hotter temperatures for the weekend.
Cooler than normal temperatures today and tomorrow with areas of light rain likely
Temperatures and humidity will remain below average for another day. Enjoy!
A seasonably cool stretch the next few days with highs in the mid-80s
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Dangerous heat continues with strong to severe storms possible on Saturday.
Highs in the upper 90s today, heat index near 105°. Highs near 100° Friday & Saturday, heat index could reach 111°.
Turning excessively hot and humid the rest of the week and into the start of the weekend
A few strong storms possible Tuesday afternoon and evening, then turning excessively hot and humid later this week!
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