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BILL EVANS WEATHER
Bill Evans joined the WGCH Radio staff when he took on added duties as the official weather voice for the station. A member of WABC-TV since December of 1989, Bill is the Senior Meteorologist for Eyewitness News. He appears on "Eyewitness News This Morning" and 'Eyewitness News at Noon". Bill has been doing the weather on those broadcasts since their inception.

Bill, a seven-time Emmy award winner for "Outstanding On-Camera Achievement in Weather Broadcasting", also fills in to do the weather on "Good Morning America" and has appeared on "Live with Regis and Kelly".

He is also a "New York Times" best-selling author for his novel "Category 7", a techno-thriller about a hurricane bound for New York City.

Bill is most noted for his energetic and entertaining live weather broadcasts on location all over the Tri-State area, Florida, and the Caribbean. He has done the weather while playing tennis with the William's Sisters Venus and Serena, basketball with the NY Knicks, skating with Olympic Gold Medalist Christie Yamaguci, and playing golf with Tiger Woods. In addition Bill has done the weather while water skiing around Manhattan on the Hudson and East Rivers, swimming with dolphins, underwater with sharks, seals, sea lions, and beluga whales, sky diving, playing hockey with the NY Rangers, New Jersey Devils, and the NY Islanders, NASCAR and INDYcar driving, bungee jumping, snow skiing, and flying with The Blue Angels and The Air Force Thunderbirds. Bill has also done the weather just hanging out live from his backyard!

Bill began his broadcasting career at the age of 13 in his hometown of Meridian, Mississippi as a DJ on WDAL Radio and WTOK-TV where he delivered his first weathercast.

In 1985 Bill was awarded two prestigious honors. He received his broadcast "Seal of Approval" from The American Meteorological Society and was named "Outstanding Meteorologist" by The National Weather Service for his forecasting and reporting during Hurricane Elena.

Bill came to New York in 1989 from Dallas where he was Meteorologist for WFAA-TV and radio morning show host for KHYI-95FM Radio. Prior to that he was Meteorologist for WALA-TV in Mobile, AL and was radio morning show host for WABB-97FM Radio. He received his broadcast "Seal of Approval" from The American Meteorological Society and was named "Outstanding Meteorologist" by The National Weather Service for his forecasting and reporting during Hurricane Elena.

Bill is an avid fund raiser for many children's charities and is very active in the community as an emcee at various events for many organizations. He and his lovely wife Dana have four wonderful and beautiful children, oldest daughter Maggie, son William, and twin daughters Julia and Sarah.