Jerry Martz News Today

The Doppler 10 weather team will carefully monitor the weather leading up to the eclipse and will keep you informed.

Odds are not in our favor when looking at the cloud cover for Ohio over the last 40 years.

​Doppler 10 Chief Meteorologist Jerry Martz is tracking whether you need to bring an umbrella before heading to trick or treating this Halloween weekend.

Every now and then I like to check in with TV news folks who were once mainstays on local newscasts. This time I caught up with Jim Lokay, Sheila Hyland and Ellen Gamble. Jim Lokay A 1998 East Allegheny High School grad, Jim Lokay worked at KDKA-TV from 2005-11 as

Tino Ramos is retiring from WBNS after nearly 30 years. The anchor and reporter plans to spend more time with his family.

While temperatures will be in the 40s Wednesday for the winter solstice, a cold front will bring in temperatures in the 20s and teens by the weekend.

Jerry Martz is a familiar face in Columbus, as he previously spent more than six years as a Chief Meteorologist before he made a shift over to The Weather Company.

Martz is the successor to meteorologist Ashlee Baracy.

Jerry Martz has joined WBNS Columbus as chief meteorologist. The weather team is known as Doppler 10 and the station is known as 10TV.

Meteorologists will soon be able to quickly and easily share their best work with colleagues at other stations in their group, thanks to a new solution, Max Cloud, from The Weather Company, an IBM Business. Company executives mapped out their journey to the cloud during a TVNewsCheck webinar.