Ex Popular TV Meteorologist Still Has Eye on Connecticut Weather

Former popular television meteorologist Kevin Arnone may be hundreds of miles away forecasting weather in South Carolina but he still has one eye on Connecticut weather.

That’s because Arnone, who recently left WTNH-TV, to be a weather forecaster for the number one television station in South Carolina, is still forecasting Connecticut weather on his Facebook page - Exact Weather Now.

Reached Tuesday morning, Arnone said:

“I’ve been posting every day on exact weather now! Everything is going great, though!”

For this latest storm hitting Connecticut today, Arnone is calling for 4-8 inches for the southern part of the state; 8-12 for the central part; and 12-plus inches for the northeastern part of the state.

Arnone still has plenty of Connecticut fans - as his Facebook page has thousands of likes and followers.

Arnone, who grew up in Orange, was a graduate of Amity High School and studied meteorology at Western Connecticut State University.

Of leaving Connecticut, he said: “I had a great four years at WTNH and can’t thank my managers and coworkers enough for the great experience and opportunity.”

Arnone said he’s been overwhelmed by the positive comments he’s received on social media since he broke the news of his departure from WTNH.

Arnone said he plans to keep his online weather blog running “for all my Connecticut followers and plan on updating it often.” You can find it here: https://www.exactweathernow.com/