Katherine Noël
First Alert Meteorologist, FOX Carolina News
Katherine Noël is a First Alert meteorologist at FOX Carolina.
Katherine joined the FOX Carolina team in July 2022.
She started her career as a news reporter and worked as a reporter in Traverse City and South Bend, IN and then Grand Rapids, MI. Her first job in weather was in Madison, WI, where she took her title from ‘weather forecaster’ to a ‘meteorologist’ after completing a Broadcast Meteorology Program from Mississippi State.
The Fun Stuff
On the weekends, I love to check out local foodie spots!
My favorite kind of music is anything that puts me in a good mood!
My favorite food is seafood!
Hobbies? I LOVE to cook! Anything and everything.
Pets? A sassy, old Yorkie named Bella!
Sunday is a First Alert Weather Day as a dynamic cold front brings widespread rain, heavy at times, and a chance for storms.
Sunday is a First Alert Weather Day as a dynamic cold front brings rain and a storm threat to the area. Ahead of the rain we are dry and warming up.
Cooler air settles in through Thursday morning with warmer temperatures and rain on the way for the weekend.
Cooler air is set to move back in this week, with plenty of sun on the way.
Cooler air is set to move back in this week, with plenty of sun on the way.
First Alert Weather Day for Saturday as heavy downpours arrive
Showers are possible Sunday night, ahead of a beautiful stretch next week
Widespread heavy rain and a low end severe threat makes for a messy travel day prompting a First Alert Weather Day on Tuesday
Widespread heavy rain and a low end severe threat makes for a messy travel day prompting a First Alert Weather Day on Tuesday
Clouds will build for Monday before rain settles in for a Tuesday soaking.
We are looking ahead to a First Alert Weather Day for Tuesday where widespread rain, heavy at times impact holiday travel plans making for a messy day.
Rain for holiday travel has prompted a First Alert Weather Day for this Tuesday
A mild start to the work week gives way to rain chances for the second half as well as a temperature drop.
Temperatures take a steep dive tonight, setting up for a quiet start to the work week.
Rain arrives Friday, with off and on showers possible this weekend
Wildfires continue to burn in western North Carolina, with high levels of smoke creating unhealthy air quality.
Wildfires continue to create air quality issues across western North Carolina, while our weather remains quiet otherwise.
Wildfires continue to create air quality issues across western North Carolina, while our weather remains quiet otherwise.
We have one more cold morning ahead before warmer temperatures return for the weekend.
It’s a cold start to November with freezing temperatures on tap for Thursday morning and unseasonably cool afternoons.
A shot of Arctic air is looming closer, but we’ve still got a little warmth left to enjoy.
A shot of Arctic air is looming closer, but we’ve still got a little warmth left to enjoy.
A shot of Arctic air is looming closer, but we’ve still got a little warmth left to enjoy.
Warm weekend, then watching for freezing temperatures. A First Alert Weather Day has been issued for next Thursday morning.
Warming up into the weekend, then a big chill for Halloween!
The week started off chilly, but there’s a big warming trend ahead, peaking over the weekend. It’s also dry with no rain in sight.
Cooler weather sticks around through Thursday, ahead of our rain chance for Friday.
Cooler than normal mid-October temperatures stick around all week with couple of chances for rain to start and end the week.
Another round of sweater weather has begun.
Rain chances return Wednesday night with another chance for rain this weekend.
Showers return to the forecast by late Wednesday, bringing some much needed rain.
More dry, warm weather is ahead of us but a big drop in temperatures arrives over the weekend leading to patchy frost for some.
More dry, warm weather is ahead of us but a big drop in temperatures arrives over the weekend leading to patchy frost for some.
More dry, warm weather is ahead of us but a big drop in temperatures arrives over the weekend leading to patchy frost for some.
Smooth sailing for the first few days of October.
Mostly cloudy skies and drizzle give way to sunnier skies for the later part of the week.
Showers build in toward mid-week, but rain will be light
Scattered showers and storms this weekend, with the best chance during Saturday late day
