
Colleen Coyle
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And a BIG shoutout to our very own Charles Peek too! He is always working hard to bring updates from the field! So very important.

LOL...probably should update that pic...kind of forget that's my profile pic! I used to have some bangs & much blonder locks! But, yes - that is really me on The Weather Channel! Just a different 'do...Thanks for tuning in!


Many areas to watch this evening and tonight! Especially a place like #Chicago and surrounding areas which could see hurricane-force wind gusts! We got you covered on Weather Unfiltered through 5PM ET.





Up late? We now have Hurricane #Debby. LIVE continuing coverage overnight right here on The Weather Channel. Carl Parker & yours truly with you through 1 AM ET. #hurricanecoverage




Your night owls are back tonight!🦉 Around the clock coverage of #Debby continues on The Weather Channel. Carl Parker & I have the latest on impacts across GA/SC coastline. Justin Michaels also bringing you updates from Beaufort, SC. This will be a marathon...not a sprint with Debby.



There is a danger of life-threatening storm surge along the entire west coast of the Florida Peninsula and Florida Big Bend with #Helene. 🌊National Hurricane Center storm surge forecasts are given in feet above ground level. 🌊Adding to the destructive power of surge, battering waves may



Valdosta, along with much of South Georgia, will likely look much different by sunrise tomorrow. By dinner time tonight the weather will go downhill rapidly and we’ll be riding it out with y'all only on the The Weather Channel





Sarasota Bay is approaching LOW tide right now. This is some of the worst of the wind we’ve seen so far. Surge problems will only get worse as Helene moves to our NW and tide starts coming back in. The Weather Channel