Mike Iscovitz
Mike Iscovitz is the weekday meteorologist on FOX 26 Morning News from 4 a.m. to 10 a.m. Originally from Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Mike graduated magna cum laude with a Bachelors Degree in meteorology from Florida State University. He earned the American Meteorological Society Seal of Approval in 2001, and was the 69th person in the United States to be recognized as an AMS. certified broadcast meteorologist. Mike began his career in meteorology as a weather intern at WSVN-TV in Miami and then as a student meteorologist at Florida State University. In 1999 Mike went to work as the weekend weather anchor at KLFY-TV in Lafayette, La., until joining the FOX 26 weather team in September 2000. Mike spends nearly all of his free time with his wife and daughters. And with the few remaining minutes he has free, he tries to exercise and practice his guitar.
The latest from Mike Iscovitz
Hurricane season still looks to be 'above-average,' NOAA says
According to NOAA's new outlook, the number of expected named storms is now up to 15 to 21.
Tropical Storm Elsa forms in Atlantic Ocean
Tropical Storm Elsa's current track takes it into the Caribbean and eventually toward Florida next week, but we’ll just have to see how it interacts with the Caribbean islands and whether that disrupts its development.
Sunshine returns to southeast Texas, but another freeze likely
Sunshine is returning to southeast Texas, but some counties north and west of Houston will be under a hard freeze warning again Friday night.
Winter Storm Warning issued for southeast Texas: What you need to know
A winter storm will impact southeast Texas this weekend and last through Monday with frigid temperatures expected to filter in behind the storm.
Tropical Storm Iota has formed, expected to become major Hurricane
Tropical Storm Iota has formed in the Caribbean and it looks to become a major hurricane. It also seems to be staying away from the Gulf of Mexico and could head straight for the Pacific Ocean. It poses no threat to Texas.
Tropical Storm Delta forms in the Caribbean
Tropical Storm Delta has formed in the Caribbean near Jamaica and is expected to become a hurricane in the Gulf. Southeast Texas is not in the cone, but elevated tides and coastal flooding will be possible later in the week.