Although a Baton Rouge native, Morrow left for college, but returned back to his hometown in December 2008. Before his return he worked at KKCO in Grand Junction, Colorado.
In addition to his work on-air, Morrow has volunteered for Meals on Wheels, been a mentor for the senior year project for Livingston Parish High Schools, and also enjoys speaking to kids at local schools about weather and the news business in general.
Morrow is married and has two children. His dog Wally was a rescue who appeared on the WAFB pet segment in 2009. In his free time he enjoys spending time with his family, going on vacations, and eating at new and fun restaurants.
Education:
University of Oklahoma: Broadcasting and Electronic Media, and minor in Meteorology
Get ready for a wet weather pattern to move into the local area and hang around for a while. Showers and a few t-storms will be widespread and off and on each day next week.
The current weather pattern is not expected to change much in the coming days. We do expect a slightly earlier development for showers and t-storms Sunday and these storms will be a little bit more widespread.
We’ll have to dodge scattered showers and thunderstorms again this afternoon. Don’t cancel your plans, but keep an eye on the radar with our free First Alert Weather app.
The forecast will change very little tomorrow. The only minor differences will be rain activity will be a little later to begin, coverage might be a little less, and afternoon temperatures look to be a degree or two warmer.
If you have afternoon weekend plans be ready to dodge raindrops. Off and on showers and thunderstorms are expected today with the majority of activity confined to the afternoon.
An unsettled weather pattern will remain in place until we get a cold front to pass. That cold front is not expected to pass until late Tuesday, so bottom line is to keep the umbrella handy.
Rain chances will be on the rise as we move through the weekend into the start of next week. Scattered to numerous showers and thunderstorms are in the afternoon forecast today.
Local published illustrator, Mason Sibley, still enjoys drawing classic Disney animated characters and superheroes. That’s because Mason is only 16 years old. His drawing “career” began at an early age.
The big weather story of the day is that now the National Hurricane Center (NHC) is officially tracking the area of low pressure expected to move into the Gulf of Mexico that we told you about Friday.
The bottom line is it looks like we are in the midst of the hottest stretch of the summer thus far, and few, if any of us, can expect an afternoon shower to break the daytime heat.
Rain chances will be a little higher tomorrow, but most still will stay dry. Showers and t-storms will stay scattered in nature and be mainly confined to the afternoon Sunday.
For the second day in a row, a Heat Advisory has been posted for the majority of the WAFB viewing area, with only areas along the immediate coast excluded from the advisory.
