The handsy 80-year-old commander-in-chief reached out and brushed an insect off meteorologist Stephanie Abrams’ chest in an awkward moment during his chat with The Weather Channel. Biden — who ...

Among those profoundly moved by the eclipse was Weather Channel meteorologist Stephanie Abrams. While reporting from the ground of a gathering of eclipse-watchers in Madras, Oregon, Abrams tried ...

LOS ANGELES - The first thing Stephanie Abrams does when she ... At home or in the field, Abrams just can't get enough weather information. "I remember when the snow was going to come into Atlanta ...

Around 12:20 a.m. CT Thursday morning, Weather Channel reporter Stephanie Abrams nearly blew off viewers' screens. The concern poured in on social media for Abrams, who stood in Lake Charles ...

Weather Channel reporter Stephanie Abrams had a close call live on the air Thursday morning when she was almost hit by debris as she reported on Hurricane Laura, as staff could be heard freaking ...

In a shuffling of personnel, Atlanta-based Weather Channel is taking Sam Champion ... announced end of "Wake Up With Al" at 5 a.m., Stephanie Abrams will return to Atlanta and help host "AMHQ." ...

President Joe Biden sprung into action to brush off an insect from meteorologist Stephanie Abrams' jacket mid-interview during his appearance on the Weather Channel. The commander-in-chief noticed ...

Stephanie Abrams makes a living making predictions. However, the Weather Channel meteorologist isn’t a big fan of the long-range hurricane predictions that come out each season suggesting how ma ...

STEPHANIE ABRAMS, THE WEATHER CHANNEL: Mr. President, you called climate change a "code red for humanity." The World Health Organization says would cause an additional quarter of a million deaths ...

Rising air and ocean temperatures around the world could set the stage for an "explosive hurricane season," meteorologist Stephanie Abrams of The Weather Channel told "CBS Mornings" on Tuesday.

Joe Biden sat down with The Weather Channel’s Stephanie Abrams for an interview. The topic was climate change and extreme weather as Biden visited the Grand Canyon on Tuesday.

President Joe Biden sat down for an interview about climate change with The Weather Channel Tuesday. The interview, conducted by meteorologist Stephanie Abrams at the Grand Canyon, will air on The ...