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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We start our day in the 20s, but by later afternoon, expect about 5 to 10 degrees outside.
After some brutally cold temperatures, we see temperatures climb today, into the 30s.
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Bundle up! Temperatures throughout the north country will be freezing cold, and areas south are seeing lake effect snow.
There’s still some lake effect brewing, but there are no alerts for our area.
Lake effect snow started up overnight and is expected to continue all day and into tonight.
We could see a few scattered snow showers early today, but it’s mainly a morning event that shouldn’t amount to much.
Be careful if you’re out driving this morning. There’s dense fog here and there.
It’s going to be a good day for last-minute shopping or traveling to visit family.
Any early morning snow will move off and cloudy skies will become sunny by late morning or early afternoon.
We’ll have sunshine to start the day, with increasing clouds later.
Some spots could see from 3-6 inches, depending on how long the snow lingers over your area.
Rain yesterday and temperatures plummeting below freezing overnight could make driving and walking surfaces slippery.
Early temperatures ranged from below freezing in St. Lawrence County to around 40 in other spots.
Widespread snow will push off to the east today and most areas will just have mostly cloudy skies.
Whatever coat you wear this morning, you’re going to need it again later.
Temperatures warmed up overnight, so it could feel a bit balmy when you step outside.
It will be a bit warmer today, but things go topsy-turvy heading into tomorrow.
With highs expected in the upper 40s and low 50s, today will be average.
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Today will be rainy and overcast, with a high in the upper 40s.