Jason Myers
Meteorologist
Charlotte, NC
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Working for WBTV comes full circle for Jason, who grew up watching WBTV as a kid in the Charlotte area. Born in Salisbury, Jason spent time growing up in Union and Catawba counties, before graduating from high school in Davidson County.
Jason first developed his interest in weather, while working on a 3rd grade science project; which included taking a weather class at Discovery Place in Charlotte, and making a homemade weather station with the help of his Mom.
Jason went to North Carolina State University, where he earned his Bachelor of Science in Meteorology with a Communication Concentration. After graduating from NC State, Jason worked as a weather observer at the Raleigh-Durham International Airport, giving weather updates to the control tower.
Jason started his broadcast meteorology career at KRBC-TV in Abilene, Texas, and went on to work at WRIC-TV in Richmond, Virginia, and was most recently the Chief Meteorologist for ABC 36 in Lexington, Kentucky.
All of Jason’s extended family live in North Carolina, and Jason is happy to be back working in his home state, with meteorologists he grew up watching, like Eric Thomas and Al Conklin. Jason is married to his childhood friend, Jillian, and they currently live near where they first met and got married. Jason and Jillian have four kids.
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Weather will remain cool and dry through the end of this week.
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A few spotty showers are possible late Tuesday into early Wednesday, with a better chance for rain arriving by Black Friday.
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Tonight will be mostly clear to partly cloudy, with cold overnight low temperatures dropping to around 30 degrees for the Charlotte Metro area and into the lower 20s for the mountains.
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Winter Weather Advisories have been issued for the NC mountains and parts of the foothills for Tuesday.
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Tonight will be mostly cloudy and chilly, with overnight low temperatures in the upper 40s for the piedmont, and upper 30s in the mountains.
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A First Alert Weather Day is in effect for Thursday through Friday, due to heavy rain and gusty winds for the Carolinas.
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Anticipate a chilly start across the area with morning lows dropping into the 30s in the mountains and low-mid 40s for the rest of us.
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A cold front will move through the Carolinas early tonight, with clearing skies and cooler air moving in. The total lunar eclipse occurs from 5:17AM to 6:42AM Tuesday morning. Election day will be mild and breezy.
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Clouds will be on the increase tonight, with a few sprinkles possible.
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A First Alert Weather Day has been issued for Saturday into Sunday, with the best chance for rain northwest of I-85.
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A First Alert Weather Day has been issued for this weekend, yet keep checking back to the latest WBTV First Alert forecast for more updates on rainfall coverage, timing, and amounts.
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Scattered rain showers throughout this weekend could impact your upcoming plans. First Alert Weather Days issued.
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Another chance for a few showers returns this weekend and continues for Election Day Tuesday.
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Sunday will feature a few passing showers, with the best chance for seeing rain in the NC mountains.
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First Alert Weather Days: Sunday and Monday for rain showers.
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The best chance for widespread rain looks to develop on Halloween.
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A cold front will move through the area on Wednesday, yet with a lack of available moisture, we are only expecting to see a few showers. A First Alert Weather Day has been issued for Halloween Monday, as widespread rain could impact your outdoor activities.
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Tonight will stay mostly clear and cold, with overnight low temperatures in the 30s.
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Tonight will stay mostly clear and cold, with overnight low temperatures in the upper 20s to lower 30s.
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Mostly sunny skies and cool temperatures continue for Wednesday with highs in the 50s.
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The first widespread frost and freeze of the season will develop this week. Tuesday morning low temperatures will be in the 20s for the mountains, and around 40 degrees in the piedmont.
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Saturday will be a nice start to the weekend, with high temperatures warming into the upper 70s.
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Dry and pleasant weather develops for Friday and Saturday, with chilly mornings and warm afternoons, under sunny skies.
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A quick spin-up tornado can’t be ruled out.
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Tuesday afternoon will be pleasant, with mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies, and afternoon high temperatures ranging from the lower 70s in the piedmont to lower 60s in the mountains.
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A cold front will move through on Friday night, bringing cooler temperatures for the weekend.
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Highs will top out around 80 degrees on Friday before cooling back off this weekend.
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Warmer afternoon temperatures will develop for the end of the workweek.
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Tonight will be clear and chilly, with overnight low temperatures in the mid-40s for the piedmont, and around 40 degrees for the mountains.
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Chilly mornings and mild afternoons will develop this week, with mostly sunny skies overall.
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Heavy rain and gusty winds will continue through Friday night, with rain diminishing into Saturday morning.
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Ian officially made landfall in the Carolinas near Georgetown, S.C., just after 2 p.m. on Friday.
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The heaviest rain is expected Friday afternoon into early Saturday morning.
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A First Alert Weather Day has been issued for Friday and Saturday, as we expect the heaviest rain and highest wind gusts across the WBTV viewing area.
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A First Alert has been issued for Friday through Sunday, with a First Alert Weather Day on Saturday for Hurricane Ian.
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Cool mornings and mild afternoons will continue Tuesday through Thursday, with a First Alert for Friday through Sunday, as multiple rounds of rain showers will move through the Carolinas, as Hurricane Ian approaches the region.
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Thursday looks to be our hottest day of the week, even though the autumn equinox begins officially at 9:03pm Thursday.
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Tonight will be mostly clear and pleasant with overnight low temperatures cooling into the lower 60s for the piedmont, and mid-50s in the mountains.
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Mostly sunny skies will continue this week, with a few rain showers possible on Thursday, as a cold front moves through the Carolinas. Cooler air will be felt Friday into the weekend.
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Warmer temperatures develop for next week, with high temperatures around 90 degrees for Monday and Tuesday, and lower 90s for Wednesday and Thursday.
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A cold front will move across the Carolinas tonight, bringing isolated rain and storms at times.
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Saturday will feature off and on rain showers throughout the day, with heavy rainfall at times.
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A stray shower will be possible Friday before rain chances increase this weekend.
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A few isolated rain showers or storms are possible into early tonight with overnight low temperatures ranging from the upper 60s in the piedmont to mid-50s in the mountains.
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Whether you are looking forward to cooler temps or views, expect to start seeing fall color in higher elevations of the North Carolina mountains soon.
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Isolated rain showers and storms are possible tonight through Friday, with more widespread rain and storm chances for the weekend.
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Rain will taper off tonight, with patchy dense fog possible overnight. Scattered rain and storms return on Wednesday, with more rounds of rain and storms possible for the weekend.
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Isolated rain and storms are possible for Friday.
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High temperatures will stay around 90 degrees through Friday, with dry conditions expected.
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A cold front will approach and move through the Carolinas Tuesday into Wednesday, setting off scattered, late day storms.
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