Beth Hall
Weathercaster
WWNY
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Beth Hall grew up in Lowville, N.Y., so she has a love and understanding of the North Country.
She earned a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Mass Communications from SUNY Plattsburgh.
After working in Top 40 radio for many years, she made the switch to television by coming to 7 News in 1998. She has been the morning co-host and weather presenter (morning and noon) for over 20 years.
Beth also acts as emcee and makes appearances for many local events throughout the community.
In her spare time, she enjoys spending time with her family and traveling.
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It will be somewhat cooler than it was yesterday, but temperatures will still be a little bit above average.
It’s going to be another beautiful-looking day. It won’t feel too bad, either.
It was already around 70 degrees in Watertown at noon and some places will get even warmer.
We can’t rule out a few peeks of sunshine, but Thursday will be mostly cloudy.
It will be cloudy to start, but we’ll have mostly sunny skies by afternoon.
Thanks to a cold front moving through the area, we’ll be spending most of the day in the 50s.
It’s the first full day of fall, but this morning we’re getting what feels like a summer rain.
Temperatures will be easing their way up into the 70s today.
The temperature you wake up to will be about the same as what we’ll have this afternoon.
The day starts with cool temperatures in the 40s and 50s and will end up close to 80.
We’re not letting go of summer quite yet. We’ll see warmer temperatures and a touch of humidity toward the end of the week.
We could see a shower or two, but there won’t be as much rain as we had yesterday.
Rain moved through the north country this morning -- and it was heavy at times -- but we’ll see sunshine this afternoon.
We’ll have plenty of sunshine for the rest of the week and heading into the holiday weekend.
It’s going to be another warm and humid day.
At 64 degrees with a 61-degree dew point, the morning was feeling cool and comfortable compared with other recent mornings.
As Tropical Depression Henri continues to churn along the coast, we could see a few rain showers today.
Temperatures were in the 70s as the day started, and so was the dew point.
It’s going to feel like August well into next week, so make sure you stay hydrated.
It will be a great day for the opening of the Gouverneur and St. Lawrence County Fair.
Temperatures won’t be as high as usual for the end of July and the beginning of August.
We’ll have sunny skies to start, although you could run into some isolated fog on your commute.
It was muggy yesterday and overnight, but it will become less humid as we head throughout the day.