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.
The program has been used before to assist people affected by disasters, but the program has never been used on those affected by a hurricane until now.
The storms are long gone, and we're turning much drier for the rest of the weekend.
Thunderstorms with potential for damaging winds will push through the Wiregrass on Saturday morning.
After a sunny and dry start to the week, a much wetter pattern will be moving in by the end of the work week and into the weekend.
Sunny skies and warm temps continue to stick around for the start of the new work week.
Sunny skies and warmer temperatures continue to move in to start the new work week.
Sunshine continues to stick around through the middle of next week as highs gradually approach the upper 70s and lower 80s.
After a wet week at times, much drier air is moving in across the Wiregrass for the next several days.
GEMS program hopes to encourage grade-school children to pursue fields in science and math.
Mostly sunny skies from Sunday is expected to stick around for our Monday as highs work back into the 70s.
We'll see a little bit more sunshine through the weekend as highs gradually warm into the 60s.
Rain chances are on the increase for Tuesday, severe weather arrives by late Wednesday and early Thursday.
Cloud cover will be on the increase through the day on Monday. Rain chances begin increasing by Tuesday.
After a cloudy start, the weekend should finish on a sunny note around the Wiregrass.
Partly sunny skies continue to stick around for our Sunday with highs in the upper 70s and lower 80s.
Highs will climb into the upper 70s to lower 80s under partly sunny skies this weekend.
While rip currents can also happen during times of “bad weather” that can also produce tornadoes, lightning, and flooding, they can also happen on days when the sun is shining.
Clouds increase tonight ahead of our next rain chance on Monday. The remainder of the week looks dry and warm.
Sunshine returns to the Wiregrass for our Saturday with temperatures in the 60s.
Cloudy skies continue to stick around tonight, but we stay dry. Storms return to the region by late Monday.
Most places around the region will be cloudy and cool. Southeastern portions of the Wiregrass could see some rain overnight.
Some showers will continue to move through this evening, then we'll start to dry out overnight tonight.
Attendees will learn all about how to prune their trees and berry bushes.
Cloudy skies and colder temperatures move in tonight. They'll continue to stick around through Monday.
Visitors will be able to learn about gardening and space during upcoming events at Landmark Park.
Highs will head for the middle 70s on Monday as cloud cover continues to increase.
Mostly cloudy skies continue to stick around through the rest of the weekend, but rain chances should hold off until the start of the week.
Light to moderate rain has spread over most of the Wiregrass through the morning.
Sunny skies continue to be the name of the game for the start of the week as temperatures warm well into the 60s.
Sunny skies return to start the new work week. We'll see highs steadily warming up through the week as well.
Sunshine will continue to stick around through the weekend, and temperatures will steadily be on the rise.
Cooler temperatures allow for growing fruit to get crucial chill hours needed for better production.
Widespread showers will move through the Wiregrass on Monday with highs in the 40s.
We could see a few breaks in the cloud cover on Sunday, but cloudy skies will be sticking around for most.
Rain chances will increase through the night. A line of thunderstorms will work through the region through our Friday morning.
Clouds will increase through the overnight hours tonight. Isolated showers will move across the Wiregrass through the day on Thursday.
We saw sunny skies and warm temperatures again this afternoon. Cloud cover begins to increase on Wednesday.
Clouds will steadily be on the increase as highs work back into the upper 60s to lower 70s.
Well see clear skies and cold temperatures once again through the night tonight. Highs will be on the rise through the weekend as our next rain chance moves in.