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Local Storm Center Local Storm Center provides local weather reports to radio stations across the United States, with a track record of serving 46 stations in 12 states.

Two outstanding weathercasters just joined the team. For dependable forecasts you can trust, visit LocalStormCenter.com.
11/18/2025

Two outstanding weathercasters just joined the team. For dependable forecasts you can trust, visit LocalStormCenter.com.

U.S. National Weather Service (NWS): Elevated to critical fire weather conditions are possible across portions of the Mi...
11/16/2025

U.S. National Weather Service (NWS): Elevated to critical fire weather conditions are possible across portions of the Mid-Atlantic into the Southeast. Snow and a wintry mix is expected in the Great Lakes and portions of the Northeast. An atmospheric river continues to bring heavy rainfall and high elevation mountain snow to the West.

Tune in to our Local Storm Center weather reports for Chico, CA at TheValley1057.com. Add our reports to your station by...
11/14/2025

Tune in to our Local Storm Center weather reports for Chico, CA at TheValley1057.com. Add our reports to your station by visiting LocalStormCenter.com.

Did you catch the Northern Lights tonight? Share your photos in the comments below—and don’t forget to tell us where you...
11/12/2025

Did you catch the Northern Lights tonight? Share your photos in the comments below—and don’t forget to tell us where you took them!

We’re excited to welcome two outstanding broadcasters to the Local Storm Center team. Meteorologist Angie Kathleen joins...
11/11/2025

We’re excited to welcome two outstanding broadcasters to the Local Storm Center team. Meteorologist Angie Kathleen joins us with a lifelong fascination for weather and a genuine passion for helping listeners understand and prepare for whatever the skies bring. Whether she’s tracking severe storms or quoting Twister, Angie combines expertise, enthusiasm, and an authentic connection that make her a natural fit for our mission—delivering accurate, dependable, and listener-focused weather reports that stations can rely on every day.

We’re also pleased to introduce Bob Kucken, a veteran broadcaster with more than 40 years of radio and weathercasting experience across markets of all sizes. Currently heard on WRNR AM/FM in Martinsburg, West Virginia, Bob has been the trusted weather voice there since 1986. As a fill-in weathercaster for Local Storm Center, Bob brings steady professionalism and decades of credibility to every forecast, ensuring seamless, reliable coverage for our partners.

“Bob’s experience speaks for itself. He brings a steady, confident voice and decades of credibility to every forecast. Whether it’s a calm day or severe weather moving through, you can count on Bob to deliver accurate, professional updates that keep listeners informed and reassured,” said Johnny Caudle of Local Storm Center. “Angie brings an energy and authenticity that fits our mission perfectly. Her enthusiasm for weather isn’t just professional—it’s personal. We’re proud to have her as part of the Local Storm Center team, delivering forecasts with both expertise and heart.”

Please join us in welcoming Meteorologist Angie Kathleen and Bob Kucken to the Local Storm Center family. You’ll be hearing their voices across our network of partner stations soon, delivering the trusted, professional weather reports your listeners depend on every day.

It's November 10, 2025 at 7:00 AM EST. Here's your National Weather Map. Cold fronts are in blue, warm fronts are in red...
11/10/2025

It's November 10, 2025 at 7:00 AM EST. Here's your National Weather Map. Cold fronts are in blue, warm fronts are in red.

Weather Prediction Center: A strong Pacific storm and a mini–atmospheric river will push into northern California and fa...
11/10/2025

Weather Prediction Center: A strong Pacific storm and a mini–atmospheric river will push into northern California and far southwest Oregon Wednesday night, bringing a quick burst of heavy rain. Winds high above the surface could reach 50 to 70 mph, funneling deep moisture into the northern Sacramento Valley and nearby mountains. Rain may fall at rates near an inch per hour on south-facing slopes, raising the risk of localized flash flooding in smaller streams and creeks. Snow will stay above 7,000 feet at first, then drop to around 3,000 to 5,000 feet as colder air sweeps in late Wednesday night, ending the heavy rain threat.

A Tornado Watch has been issued for parts of Alabama, Kentucky, and Tennessee until 10 PM CST.
11/07/2025

A Tornado Watch has been issued for parts of Alabama, Kentucky, and Tennessee until 10 PM CST.

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11/06/2025

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11/05/2025

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After a chilly start to the day, temperatures will warm into the mid-60s this afternoon, with mainly clear skies as high...
11/01/2025

After a chilly start to the day, temperatures will warm into the mid-60s this afternoon, with mainly clear skies as high pressure remains in control, according to the National Weather Service in Columbia.

Frost is again possible late tonight into Sunday morning across inland portions of the region, according to the National...
11/01/2025

Frost is again possible late tonight into Sunday morning across inland portions of the region, according to the National Weather Service in Wakefield. The greatest confidence for frost is across south-central to southeast Virginia and northeast North Carolina, where Frost Advisories will likely be needed.

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Storm Spotter Johnny Caudle

Hi! I am Johnny. I am the proud father of two princesses, a husband, a 911 dispatcher, a storm spotter for the National Weather Service, an on-air radio personality at TRIK FM in Indianapolis and at Frontier Country Online in Louisville, a news ju**ie, a political geek, a nonbeliever, an introvert, and an avid nonfiction reader. I own an orange tabby cat and a very hyper dog. Oh, and I am gay.