Caitlin Roth
Hi, I'm Caitlin Roth, from the FOX 5 Weather Team. I'm a meteorologist hailing from the Philadelphia suburbs, which was actually my most recent stop in TV. While there, I was a weekend meteorologist and co-host with morning traffic fill-in.
The Blizzard of '96 that brought 30 inches of snow to the Philadelphia area first piqued my interest in weather.
I attended Penn State University, where I received my degree in meteorology. Most recently, I was awarded the Certified Broadcast Meteorologist certification from the American Meteorological Society.
While still at Penn State, I got my start broadcasting the weather at Accuweather in State College, Pennsylvania.
From there, I headed to WOWT in Omaha, Nebraska, and experienced everything from 110 mph straight-line winds to -30 degree wind chills.
No tornado sightings, though.
Then I headed back to the East Coast, joining WTXF and the FOX 29 weather team in Philly. While not working, you'll find me learning everything there is to know about D.C., Virginia and Maryland -- from the roads to the sports teams.
I love to be outdoors and try to be active as possible, from hiking and running to traveling-- especially any area's hidden gems.
The latest from Caitlin Roth
Friday DC snow forecast: How much snow has fallen? How much more to expect?
The winter storm we’ve been tracking all week is bringing steady snow to the Washington, D.C. region on Friday.
DC, Maryland & Virginia storm-related school closings, delays, and early dismissals for Wed., Jan. 10
Many school systems in the Washington, D.C., Maryland and Virginia regions are delaying arrival times on Wednesday morning after a powerful storm system brought flooding and damaging winds to the area.
DC weather: Severe storms move across region Friday; Storms to clear out for Memorial Day weekend
Morning storms prompted multiple tornado warnings across the DMV, and another round of storms could bring watches later Friday evening, before they clear out and set up a beautiful Memorial Day weekend
Mild Thursday with severe weather possible going into Memorial Day weekend
Warmer temps are on the way, but so is the chance for some severe weather before the workweek ends.
Beautiful spring weather Friday; warmer temperatures expected next week
Friday will be just about a perfect spring day! Temperatures may be cold to start, but continued sunshine with light winds will bring comfortable middle 60s by the afternoon.
Chilly Thursday morning turns into sunny, but breezy afternoon
After a cool and breezy Thursday morning, get ready for a little more sunshine in the afternoon. Freeze watches are expected for Thursday evening.
Spring-like temperatures expected through Friday, Easter weekend
It's just about the perfect spring day! Chilly to start, but light winds and sunshine will warm us nicely into the lower 70s in the afternoon.
Warm Thursday with temps in the 80s; storms expected in the afternoon
Another day with temperatures expected to peak around 80° before a cold front starts sliding in from the west during the afternoon.
Cloudy Tuesday makes way for heavy rainfall overnight
Clouds and some showers are to be expected during the Tuesday morning commute, but the rain will be very light until the later evening hours.
WINTER STORM TRACKER: Snow, sleet, and rain slams DC region Wednesday
There are only five days until the official start of winter, but Mother Nature decided to celebrate a little early this year with a winter storm that impacted a large portion of the D.C. region Wednesday.