Zack Webster
Meteorologist & Reporter, WTVY
Dothan, AL
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Zack graduated from the University of South Alabama in 2019, with a degree in broadcast meteorology and a minor in communications. While in college, he reported and anchored news and did sports radio play-by-play. In 2018, he interned with our sister-station, WSFA, in the weather department.
Zack grew up in Tallassee, AL and tells us his interest in weather began when he was a child. His family now lives in Notasulga, AL.
When he’s not working, Zack follows NASCAR; he’s been going to the races at Talladega Superspeedway since 2005. He also enjoys playing online racing games with friends, watching TV, playing disc golf and cheering on the Auburn Tigers.
Highs will remain in the middle 80s as cloud cover increases by the middle of the week. Higher rain chances could be possible by Friday.
The fall-like middle 70s for high we saw earlier this weekend is now long gone. We'll head for the middle 80s through the week ahead.
We'll be back into the lower 80s by Sunday, then into the middle 80s through next week.
High temperatures will only reach the middle to upper 70s to end the week and start the weekend.
Highs around the region will remain in the 80s under sunny skies through the end of the week.
Mostly sunny skies with much more seasonal temperatures will be moving into the region over the upcoming week.
Drier conditions will be moving into the Wiregrass as what remains of Delta begins to move out.
Scattered showers and storms will move in by Saturday afternoon. A few of those storms could be strong.
Rain chances will be on the increase on Friday and Saturday as moisture from Delta moves over the Wiregrass.
Cloudy skies will continue to stick around for the most part of the next several days. Rain chances begin to increase by the weekend.
Cloud coverage will be on the increase over the next couple of days with higher rain chances right behind it.
Sunny to mostly sunny skies continue to stick around as temperatures head toward and beyond the 80-degree mark.
Sunny skies continue to stick around with temperatures continuing in the middle to upper 70s this weekend.
Temperatures will fall from the 80s to the 70s after a cold front passes overnight Monday night.
After a quiet Saturday, rain chances will be on the increase through the day on Sunday.
Cloudy to mostly cloudy skies continue to stick around as highs remain in the middle 70s to start the new week.
Cloudy to mostly cloudy skies continue to stick around through the weekend.
Plentiful tropical moisture will increase rain chances across the Wiregrass for the next few days.
Showers and storms will increase over the next several days.
While rain chances trend slightly lower today, we'll still be warm and muggy across the Wiregrass. Rain chances will steadily increase over the next several days.
Highs will be in the middle 90s as rain chances remain low through the weekend.
Cloud cover will be decreasing over the Wiregrass has highs increase into the lower to middle 90s through the middle of the week.
Rain has been moving out through the morning. Cloud cover will begin decreasing through the morning and into the afternoon.
Tropical moisture from Marco will keep clouds and rain around the Wiregrass for most of the day.
After a wet middle of the week, things are trending drier through the weekend.
Isolated showers will be popping up this afternoon. More rain will be in store for the rest of the week.
Monday will be dry for almost everyone, but rain chances will increase through the rest of the week.
A pound cake sale and a meat sale is underway to raise money for Wiregrass United Way.
Higher rain chances and lower high temperatures are on the way for next week.
Mostly sunny skies and temps in the middle 90s have once again returned to the Wiregrass.
Showers and a few storms have been scattered about the Wiregrass this afternoon.
Both crops are doing well so far, but lack of rain and summer heat can quickly change the situation.
Temperatures are once again in the middle 90s across the region this afternoon. Heat indices are in the upper 90s to lower 100s.
Most of the storms are located in the Florida panhandle, south of Interstate 10.
After a dry Thursday, showers and storms are once again scattered about the Wiregrass.