Jonathan Stacey currently provides traffic reports for WBTV News This Morning, co-hosts QC Morning and delivers the weather forecast for the WBTV News at Noon.
He joined us from WJXT in Jacksonville, Florida where we worked as a meteorologist and environmental reporter. Jonathan has also held on-air positions in Bowling Green, KY, Bristol, VA and Huntsville, AL.
Jonathan was born in East Alabama and spent most of his childhood years in Middle and East Tennessee. He's an honors graduate of Middle Tennessee State University where he completed his degree in electronic media communications. Jonathan also earned his theological studies graduate degree from Vanderbilt University.
He also completed his meteorology training at Mississippi State University. Jonathan holds memberships with the National Weather Association and the American Meteorological Society.
As an undergraduate, Jonathan was selected for and completed a fellowship with NBC News in New York City. He interned at WTVF-TV and WKRN-TV in Nashville. After graduation, Jonathan started his career as an associate producer at WSMV-TV.
Jonathan is a licensed clergyman and has served in various ministerial roles in congregations in Alabama and Tennessee. He is also a proud member of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Incorporated and the National Association of Black Journalists.
When he’s off on-air, Jonathan is likely in the gym or sitting before a great meal at a local restaurant or on a plane heading to his next travel destination.
If you’d like Jonathan to speak or make an appearance at you next event, please email him at jstacey@wbtv.com.
After a chilly start, Saturday temperatures will top out, near seasonal averages, in the low 50s under sunny skies before falling to the upper 20s by Sunday morning.
A few light scattered showers are possible through the afternoon, but partly to mostly cloudy skies will be the norm rather than the exception. Highs today will hold in the upper 40s to lower 50s.
There’s a chance for a few passing showers across the Piedmont and Foothills through the remainder of the day as the system situated to the south the region moves closer to the Atlantic.
Winter Storm warnings and advisories remain in effect through the afternoon and into tonight for the majority of the WBTV viewing area including Charlotte.
A First Alert is in effect for Friday as a strong winter storm moves into the WBTV viewing area bringing up to eight inches of snowfall to some neighborhoods.
A First Alert is in effect for Thursday as heavy rain, isolated thunderstorms and winter weather spread across the WBTV viewing through the pre-dawn hours of Christmas Day.
A First Alert is in effect for Thursday as a cold front drives widespread downpours, scattered thunderstorms, and mountain snow showers into WBTV viewing area hours before Christmas.
Apart from high winds up 30 mph in the Mountains and northern Foothills this morning through midday, Tuesday will be calm, sunny, and unseasonable warm.
A clipper system passing north of the Carolinas will produce strong breezes and a few flurries overnight into early Tuesday morning across in the Mountains.
