
Claire Anderson
Claire Anderson is excited to be a part of the FOX 5 team in Washington DC and forecasting for our Nation’s Capital, Virginia, and Maryland.
Most recently, Anderson was a meteorologist for KIRO News in Seattle, WA where she forecasted the rain, snow, and historic heat wave. She loved skiing, hiking, and boating around the Northwest where she grew up. Prior to that, she was a meteorologist for KOIN in Portland, Oregon where she covered ice storms, wildfires, and record-breaking heat waves. Anderson spent two years as the Morning Weekday Weather Anchor and reporter for KCOY-KKFX in Santa Barbara, California. Covering the California wildfires, Santa Ana winds and a devastating oil spill. Claire started her career as a weekend weather anchor and MMJ at KRTV in Great Falls, Montana in 2012.
During college, Claire was a weather intern at KOMO Seattle. A graduate of the University of Washington, she holds a degree in communications and is a certified meteorologist through the Mississippi State Broadcast Meteorology Program.
"I would describe my style as an on-air meteorologist as friendly, upbeat and breaking down the science! I love to explain the "why" behind the forecast and make weather approachable and exciting! I also love showing my personality and how being involved in the community & area around us relates to the forecast! " - Claire
The latest from Claire Anderson
Could DC cherry blossoms arrive early this year due to warm January weather?
It is not your imagination if you think it's been a warm kick-off for 2023! So warm in fact that some people are seeing a few of the trees down at the Tidal Basin starting to show signs of flowering.
Halloween trick or treat forecast: Showers and clouds possible Monday afternoon, evening
Trick-or-treaters will need to keep an eye out for showers Monday when they hit the streets for Halloween fun.
Showers, storms, gusty winds expected Thursday as possible severe weather moves toward DC region
Showers, storms, and gusty winds are expected to move across the D.C. region Thursday as severe weather heads in our direction.
Heat, humidity linger across D.C. region to end the weekend; Cooldown expected this week
The hot and muggy streak continues day across the D.C. region Sunday thanks to high humidity and temperatures in the 90s.