Megan Wise
Meteorologist
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Megan Wise is an Emmy-award winning meteorologist for NBC12.
Megan is a Pittsburgh native and graduated from Millersville University of Pennsylvania with a BS 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 morning meteorologist and fill-in morning anchor/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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Temperatures get a little warmer and more humid to start the work week but it will continue to feel like fall for much of the next 7 days
Autumn is here! Expect dry and comfortable conditions through the weekend with rain chances staying low into next week.
Rain likely this morning, then clearing skies around midday leading to a gorgeous afternoon.
Warm and humid today, sharply cooler tomorrow. Showers on and off today and tomorrow, with a strong front passage early tomorrow. After the rain moves out, the weather turns beautiful for the end of the week and into the weekend
A high chance of rain midweek with fall like temperatures arriving soon.
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Fall like temperatures are in sight on the 7 day forecast!
A few showers and storms again possible today, but not as heavy as Thursday.
Today brings a break in the heat plus our first chance of rain in a week, with some heavy raining downpours possible this afternoon and early evening
Hot weather sticks for one more day, then a northerly breeze brings a cooler pattern with a chance for showers and storms.
Hot weather sticks around for two more days with a chance for showers starting Thursday.
Temperatures will heat up the next few days with the return of humidity as well.
A gorgeous end to the week, with summer heat looming for next week.
A cold front’s slow march across Virginia brings clouds and showers through the morning, with lingering clouds/drizzle this afternoon. Gorgeous weather follows tomorrow.
Much cooler and drier weather is finally here and sticks around into the Labor Day holiday weekend.
Warm and Humid today, with scattered strong storms likely this afternoon into the evening. Tornadoes are possible.
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Ida could bring a tornado threat to Central Virginia on Wednesday.
One more hot and humid day Tuesday, then we track the impacts from Ida on Wednesday
All eyes are on Ida , We have a First Alert Weather Day for Ida’s potential impacts on Wednesday.
Lots of sunshine and heat through the beginning of next week. Only isolated storms through the weekend but a pattern shift coming in the middle of next week.
Lots of sunshine and above average temperatures this week, with little or no rain in sight any time soon. Heat indices head to triple digits
Lots of sunshine and above average temperatures this week, with little or no rain in sight any time soon. Heat indices head to 100+
Lots of sunshine and above average temperatures this week, with little or no rain in sight any time soon.
After a rainy/stormy pattern, the weather forecast finally calms down. Rain chances are low this week.
A flash flood watch is in effect today for potential downpours on a cloudy, humid, and not hot Friday in August
It’ll be hot and humid Thursday with another pulse of rain arriving late in the day, leading to a showery Friday. A dry spell likely early next week
The remnants of Fred bring an active weather day for Wednesday, with downpours and damaging winds possible!
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There is a low end threat for a brief tornado as the remnants of Fred pass to our west tonight and Wednesday.
We're watching the potential for severe weather from Fred on Wednesday.
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Severe storm risk continues for one more day on Saturday
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Tropical Storm Fred formed south of Puerto Rico late Tuesday evening
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Heat Advisory until 7pm Thursday for heat indices 100°+.
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There are several do’s and don’ts when it comes to keeping your animals safe underneath central Virginia’s scorching sun.
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Localized flash flooding is possible on Saturday
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Temperatures will be well below average today and tomorrow, with a slow warming trend toward the weekend. Highest rain totals the next several days will be in SE VA.TUESDAY
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Temperatures will be remarkably cool for August, especially Tuesday-Thursday which could be in the 70s
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First Alert Weather Day Sunday for damaging wind and an isolated tornado threat
Lower humidity today with rain likely by Sunday morning
Relief in heat and humidity in sight for this weekend
Hot and humid weather continue, as we track a threat for potential severe weather this afternoon and evening
Hot and humid July weather is expected this week. Some relief for the start of the weekend.
Hot and humid July weather is expected this week. Only isolated storms through Friday.
We’re watching the risk for a few strong to severe thunderstorms this afternoon and evening across Central and Southern Virginia.