Andrew Freiden is a Meteorologist at NBC12 - WWBT and Wrlh-Fox Richmond. He focuses on climate change and environmental issues, particularly in relation to water, climate policy, ClimateTech, and global warming in the United States. Andrew's insights and expertise have been featured in various media outlets, highlighting his commitment to raising awareness about critical environmental topics.
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Richmond, United States (Local)
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Andrew Freiden shows a strong focus on local weather forecasts, with particular attention to seasonal changes and significant weather events. Given this, individuals who can provide insights into upcoming weather patterns or explain the impact of specific conditions on communities in Virginia, specifically Richmond, would likely be able to engage him effectively.
Andrew's coverage emphasizes tragedy and house & home themes alongside his predominant topics of weather and forecast. This suggests he may also be interested in stories that connect severe weather events to their impact on homes and communities within his geographic focus. Therefore, pitches focusing on how specific types of extreme weather might affect houses or communities could resonate well with him.
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It’s a seasonable weekend, then a big one day warmup on Monday.
Cloudy and seasonably chilly today, then a big warmup on a breezy Monday.
It’s a warm day today with a slight shower chance, then back to typical winter numbers.
Colder than average temperatures as we end 2025 and start 2026
Colder than average temperatures as we end 2025 and start 2026
A cold front this morning brings clouds and a slight flurry chance.
Warming up and feeling like spring starting tomorrow.
Rain chances return to the forecast later Friday into Saturday.
By: Andrew Freiden
RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT) - Blue crabs are turning up in the Richmond area of the James River, a sign of how ongoing drought conditions change the river.
RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT) - Sunny, hot, and dry weather will be the story for the next three days as we climb to near record territory.
