Scott Withers
Scott Withers
Sr. Video Journalist/Reporter
After a four-time Emmy winning career as an ABC News producer and reporter based out of Florida, Scott Withers re-invented himself as a meteorologist, climate scientist and geologist. Before ABC Scott worked for CNN in New York, London and Atlanta, and before that for local stations in Tennessee, Florida and Texas. Now he’s back in Texas where he focuses on the increasingly chaotic weather and the ways in which it’s impacting our lives.
Recent Work
Renewables Take A Bigger Slice Of U.S. Energy
Scientists Give Earth 50-50 Chance Of Hitting Key Warming Mark By 2026
Multiple Studies Forecast Worsening Natural Disasters
How Niagara Falls Is Cleaning Up The Cryptocurrency Mining Industry
Strong Winds Could Lead To Explosive Fire Growth In West
Weather Changes Have Americans Moving To Cooler Locales
Some Of America's Largest And Most Important Rivers Are In Crisis
Dry As A Bone: Las Vegas Enforces New Water Restrictions
Floods In South Africa Kill More Than 340 People
Why Some Volcanic Eruptions Don't Have Bigger Climate Impacts
23 Injured In Texas Storms; More Tornadoes Forecast In U.S.
Researchers Predict Busy 2022 Atlantic Hurricane Season
The Unique Climate Change Implications Of Maritime Law
Airlines Cancel More Than 3,500 U.S. Flights Over Weekend
California's Snowpack Levels Near Critically Low Levels
April 1 Is National One Cent Day
In California, Goats And Sheep Return To Firefighting Duty
Cleanup Of Deadly Pennsylvania Pileup Keeps Interstate Shut
Annual Cherry Blossom Colors Show Mounting Effects Of Climate Change
Washington Ushers In Spring With The Cherry Blossom Festival
Louisiana Twister Carved Destruction In Mere Moments
Tornado Rips Through New Orleans And Its Suburbs, Killing 1
Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama Warned As Severe Weather Approaches
Late Winter Storm Blasts South, Northeast With Snow
'Bomb Cyclone' To Dump Snow Across Much Of The U.S.
U.N. Climate Change Report Warns Of Mass Animal Extinctions
Officials: 7 Dead After Tornadoes Tore Through Central Iowa
Drought Conditions Continue To Worsen In The Western U.S.
500,000 People In Australia Told To Evacuate Due To Historic Flooding
