Scott Withers
Scott Withers
Sr. Video Journalist/Reporter
After a four-time Emmy winning career as an ABC News producer and reporter based out of Florida, Scott Withers re-invented himself as a meteorologist, climate scientist and geologist. Before ABC Scott worked for CNN in New York, London and Atlanta, and before that for local stations in Tennessee, Florida and Texas. Now he’s back in Texas where he focuses on the increasingly chaotic weather and the ways in which it’s impacting our lives.
Recent Work
Winter Storm Causing Severe Weather Conditions Across The U.S.
More Winter Storm Systems Are Coming To Multiple States
Hot California Temperatures Could Break Super Bowl Record
Heat Advisories Posted In Southern California Ahead Of Super Bowl
SeaWorld Ramps Up Care For Threatened Florida Manatees
Celebrating National Weatherperson's Day
Winter Weather System Heads Northeast After Pummeling Midwest, South
Winter Storm Spreads Heavy Snow, Ice Across U.S.
Winter Storm Packing Snow, Freezing Rain Moves Across U.S.
Winter Storm Wrap-Up: Nor'easter Brings Heavy Snow, Flooding
After The Blizzard, The Big Chill As East Coast Digs Out
Winter Storm Lashes East Coast With Deep Snow, High Winds
Winter Storm To Bring Blizzard Conditions To East Coast Of U.S.
People On East Coast Warned To Prepare For Potential Nor'easter
The Negative Impact Of Snowmaking Machines
Rare January Wildfire Raging Along Central California Coastline
Another Weekend Winter Storm Set To Hit Southeastern U.S.
Major Winter Storm Hitting Millions Of Americans
Oyster Shells Recycled Back Into Coastal Waters To Restore Reefs
2021 Weather Disasters Cost U.S. $145 Billion
Winter Storm Blanketing Parts Of South With Snow, Ice
In Review: The 2021 Hurricane Season
Western Storms Bring Flood Threats, Snow For Christmas
Winter Weather Hitting Northwest While Other Spots Warm Up
Dozens Of Earthquakes Rattle Northern California
Winter Solstice Brings Shortest Day Of The Year
Thick Snow Impacting 9 States Amid Plow Driver Shortage
Hawaii Storm Brings Life-Threatening Floods
Winter Weather Across The U.S. Is Not Following Traditional Patterns
