Hi, I’m Angie.
I’m an AMS Certified Broadcast Meteorologist and climate reporter at NBC News. I cover national weather on Saturday TODAY, NBC News Now during the week, and report environmental stories as part of NBC’s Climate Unit. My work spans daily forecasting as well as deeper reporting on climate, science, and the ways weather impacts communities across the country.
I joined NBC News in New York in 2022. Since then, I’ve covered major weather events including hurricanes, winter storms, and extreme heat, while also reporting on climate and environmental issues shaping the future of our planet.
Before coming to NBC, I spent six years in Miami as part of the NBC 6 First Alert Weather Team. While there, I launched the station’s Climate Check series, reporting on major environmental issues and natural disasters, including Australia’s historic bushfire crisis. That work earned an International Telly Award, an Emmy nomination, and the American Meteorological Society’s Excellence in Science Reporting award.
I began my career forecasting severe weather and winter storms in the central plains at FOX 26 in Saint Joseph, Missouri.
I attended Florida Institute of Technology on a Division II volleyball scholarship, where I earned both my bachelor’s and master’s degrees in meteorology.
Outside the newsroom, I’m an avid traveler and lifelong learner with a deep curiosity about the world around us. I also write a newsletter called Between Forecasts, where I share reflections on weather, science, travel, and life in New York City.