AJ Colby Biography Biography

AJ Colby is an American meteorologist anchoring at Fox 8. He began reporting local temperatures and snowfall data to various media outlets, primarily to Fox 8’s very own Meteorologist André Bernier when the Morning Show debuted its first news during the winter of 1988.

He was blessed with having the opportunity to have André as his mentor throughout his high school and college year, and beyond.

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AJ Colby was born in the United States of America. His age is under review but we will get to update you very soon.

AJ Colby Net worth

AJ Colby has an estimated net worth of $ 6 million dollars as of 2019. He has all this income generated from his hard work as a reporter.

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AJ Colby Education

AJ Colby earned his bachelor’s degree in “Arts and Sciences” from The Ohio State University. This was thanks in no small part to the guidance and advise of André Bernier.

He helped focus AJ’s collegiate studies on the proper classes and experiences necessary to learn about the atmosphere and forecasting disruptive weather events.

After graduating, he landed his first full-time, on-air position at WICU-TV in Erie, Pennsylvania, the local NBC affiliate.

AJ Colby Fox 8 meteorologist

AJ Colby new from a very early age that he wanted to be a meteorologist. AJ Colby began reporting local temperatures and snowfall data to various media outlets, primarily to Fox 8’s very own Meteorologist André Bernier when the Morning Show first debuted in the winter of 1988.

He was blessed with having the opportunity to have André as his mentor throughout his high school and college year, and beyond. In 2000, AJ began working full-time in Cleveland and is now honored to serve as a staff meteorologist at WJW Fox 8.

AJ had an incredible opportunity to begin his career as a television weathercaster when he was just 16 years old at WSEE-TV in Erie, Pennsylvania, the local CBS affiliate.

Soon after, he was hired by WJW Television. This was an amazing way of an unprecedented opportunity for a 19-year-old college student.

AJ was honored to fill-in on many of the Newscenter 8 newscasts, having the extraordinary opportunity to work with heavyweight personages like the legendary Dick Goddard, Robin Swoboda, Tim Taylor, Wilma Smith, and André Bernier.

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Cooler, more comfortable and dry

Much more comfortable air has settled into northeastern Ohio. Skies were cloud-laden through most of the day, but breaks in the overcast develop for the evening.

Temperatures will be cooler and more comfy through the overnight hours as well. Meanwhile, some absolutely beautiful weather settles over the Buckeye State with highs in the upper 70s to lower 80s.

The atmosphere will be fairly comfy, especially considering the copious amounts of humidity we experienced last week!

WATCH LIVE: Extreme heat continues — When can Northeast Ohio expect relief?

CLEVELAND — We’re tracking a line of storms dropping in from the north Friday evening, after 9 p.m. There could be some strong winds embedded in this line.

Here’s a look at your FOX 8 Hourly Forecast: EXCESSIVE HEAT WARNINGS are in effect through 8 p.m. Saturday. Heat indices will be reaching 105-112° during this time period.

Let’s make *heat safety* a top priority during the dangerous heat wave! Stay cool! Relief will enter Northeast Ohio starting Monday.

Extreme heat to continue through Saturday night

CLEVELAND — Thursday was a hot one! And it’s going to continue. Take a look at your overnight FOX 8 Hourly Forecast: EXCESSIVE HEAT WARNINGS are now in effect for our western counties (Ottawa, Sandusky, Seneca, Wyandot, Crawford counties) through 8 p.m.

Saturday while the EXCESSIVE HEAT WATCHES will take effect noon Friday through 8 p.m. Saturday as well. Heat indices will be reaching 105-112° during this time period. Stay cool! Relief will enter northeast Ohio starting Monday night.

The breezy evening followed by extreme heat

CLEVELAND — The remnants of Barry affected us with scattered showers and ‘tropical-like’ downpours/thunderstorms Wednesday. This evening, winds are flowing off the lake, providing a bit of a breeze.

An EXCESSIVE HEAT WATCH is in effect from Friday afternoon through Saturday evening. This was issued due to the forecast showing signs of heat indices reaching 105-112° during this time period.

It wouldn’t be surprising if a HEAT ADVISORY is issued for parts of Northeast Ohio on Thursday! Stay tuned.

Rain and storms from remnants of Barry

Localized flooding isn’t out of the question. Rain and thunderstorms will carry on through midday Wednesday before the drying out process begins later in the day.

The latter half of the week will be hot and humid and potentially turn into our first heatwave of 2019. As the temperature reaches the low 90s, the heat index will climb to 105°. There is no relief until cooler, drier air comes in from Canada Monday night. Here’s your latest 8-Day Forecast:

A few strong thunderstorms in the area

A severe thunderstorm warning is in effect for Medina, Summit and Wayne counties until 8:15 p.m., and Lorain, Erie and Huron counties until 8:45 p.m.More weather alerts here today hit 90 degrees for the 8th time this year.

We should be able to reach the yearly average of 10 fairly soon, as we expect to reach the 90° a few more times again after the remnants of Barry pass by. Monday night should drop to about 70 degrees and stay partly cloudy and rise to mid-80s throughout Tuesday.

Thunderstorms expected on Saturday, conditions improve heading into next week

CLEVELAND — More heat, humidity and pop-up storms expected. Watch out for some soakers! Rain coming down in buckets could bring some localized flooding.

We stay in this pattern through Saturday. There is a chance of scattered storms during this period of humid weather: mainly focused in the afternoon and early evening. The thunderstorms could be strong but we’re not expecting severe weather at this time.

Hot and humid for the 4th of July with a chance for thunder

CLEVELAND — Much quieter tonight as fireworks displays are dry, and the winds are light too, which is great. Another hot and sultry night is in store.

A large portion of the country will be enduring oppressive humidity! The heat will definitely be the hot topic of the holiday week. Stay cool, hydrate, and load on the sunscreen! Smaller coverage Thursday and Friday with higher coverage Saturday.

Here’s our latest 8-Day Forecast: Here’s a temperature graph for the next 8 days.