Jonathan Myers is a meteorologist at WJCL 22 News. With a strong background in tracking severe weather events, including hurricanes and tornadoes, he focuses on climate change and environmental issues, as well as regional and world news. Jonathan has been featured in notable outlets such as FOX Baltimore, CBS News, and The Times of Israel.
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Jonathan Myers primarily covers weather-related topics with a focus on seasonal changes, severe weather, and specific weather patterns. His coverage leans towards citing data and providing announcements.
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A few showers today but sunshine and dry weather is on the way
SPANISH FORT, Ala. (WKRG) — A fun event for you and your pets this weekend! The Puppy Palooza, benefiting the Baldwin Humane Society, returns to the Eastern Shore Centre in Spanish Fort for a secon…
Lots of sunshine throughout the end of the week, but tracking a chance for showers this weekend
Mainly dry weather this weekend with highs above average
By: Jonathan Myers
Temperatures above average this week and mainly dry, but tracking a chance for showers by the end of the week
Dry and warm weather throughout the workweek, but tracking a chance for showers and storms by the holiday weekend
Combating antisemitism after managing a football team is possible, so long as different behavioral tactics and strategies are used. But the evidence suggests otherwise.
Warm temperatures will continue, and tracking a chance for much needed rain by the holiday weekend
By: Jonathan Myers
In Gilmer County, at the foot of Georgia's Blue Ridge Mountains, fourth-generation farmer Joshua Aaron is worried about the upcoming fall apple season.
MOBILE, Ala. (WKRG) — A free concert in Downtown Mobile, plus a celebration of culture in Pensacola and a night of fun for racing fans: we're highlighting 5 things to do this weekend on the Gulf Coast!
