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CBS News And Stations this week introduced the latest moves in an ongoing weather initiative, according to a staff memo from Adrienne Roark, president of editorial and newsgathering. This initiative began last year with a promise to unite the expertise of our CBS station meteorologists and national weather teams with technology to create a “best-in-class weather network.”
“This week,” Roark said, “we launched our new weather format for CBS Mornings, featuring a team of rotating meteorologists beginning with CBS News national weather correspondent Rob Marciano, who dove in [Monday], while on the ground covering storms in the D.C. area. Also, in the rotation you will see Jessica Burch (CBS Bay Area/KPIX) and Kate Bilo (CBS Philadelphia/KYW).
“This experienced team will debut alongside our immersive AR/VR weather presentation on CBS Mornings, setting a new standard of cutting-edge weather reporting.”
Roark continued: “We have also expanded our weather coverage team in other significant ways:
Lonnie Quinn, who we have all seen regularly on CBS Evening News and Andrew Kozak, on CBS Weekend News, both of whom have done fantastic work these past several months.
John Elliott, CBS New York’s meteorologist, bringing his expertise to CBS Saturday Morning, ensuring comprehensive coverage over the weekend.
CBS Stations’ local meteorologists from across the country are now contributing daily updates to CBS News 24/7, demonstrating the depth of our collective talent and the strength of ONE CBS.”
Roark added: “With a focus on real-time data, visually stunning 3D formats, and unparalleled context for weather stories, this new format represents the best of what