(The following is a press release; its contents were not editorially vetted by The Desk.)
Fox Weather, Fox News Media’s free ad-supported streaming television (FAST) weather service, will present continuous live coverage of Hurricane Helene ahead of the storm’s expected landfall on Thursday evening. Additionally, Fox News Channel will simulcast Fox Weather overnight from midnight through 5 AM Eastern Time.
Fox Weather’s meteorologists and correspondents will be deployed to the southeast to cover the storm with Mike Seidel reporting from Keaton Beach, Florida, meteorologists Ian Oliver and Michael Estime live from Tampa Bay along with correspondent Brandy Campbell. Meteorologist Marissa Torres will be stationed in St. Marks, Florida; meteorologist Kiyana Lewis will provide coverage in Tallahassee, Florida; correspondent Robert Ray will be in Cross City, Florida and meteorologist Bob Van Dillen will be live from Atlanta. Throughout the duration of the storm, renowned hurricane specialist Bryan Norcross will keep viewers up to date on the latest developments. Fox Weather meteorologists Britta Merwin, Craig Herrera, Stephen Morgan, Kendall Smith, Haley Meier, Steve Bender, Jane Minar and Ari Sarsalari will anchor coverage from Fox Weather headquarters in New York.
Fox Weather Digital is providing comprehensive coverage of Hurricane Helene, available 24/7 on FoxWeather.com and in the Fox Weather app, including the exclusive Hurricane HQ tab. Fox Weather Digital will include leading meteorological analysis, exclusive expertise from Fox Weather Hurricane Specialist Bryan Norcross, best moments from all Fox Weather field resources and related content of every angle related to U.S. impacts of the storm.
