
Abby Acone
Hi! Thanks for clicking on my bio. I'm thrilled to be part of the FOX 13 family. You can catch my forecasts Saturdays and Sundays from 7-10 a.m. on FOX 13+. Monday to Wednesday mornings, you'll see me doing the weather with fellow meteorologist Brian MacMillan (he's the nicest guy you'll ever meet!).
It's a dream working in my hometown and doing what I love. I grew up in Bellevue and am a WSU grad (Go Cougs!). Before joining the FOX 13 team, I worked as a meteorologist and reporter for Seattle's ABC affiliate for three years. I loved focusing on climate and environmental stories, including pieces about our beloved Southern Resident killer whales, salmon, and local climate change issues. It's also been a privilege covering big weather events like Seattle's "snowpocalypse" in February of 2019 and our horrible triple-digit heat this last summer. I took pride in contributing to important COVID-19 stories throughout the pandemic, too. I always strove to highlight the scientific aspects of coronavirus -- yet tell the story with a "human" element by introducing you to front-line workers, COVID-19 survivors, and local businesses that were impacted.
Previously I worked as a morning meteorologist in Colorado Springs for nearly five years. I can't tell you how much I enjoyed my time there. Even though my alarm went off every day at 2 a.m., it was a thrill forecasting for such complex terrain. The Rockies certainly didn't make my job easy as a meteorologist (that's an understatement), but tracking both major snowstorms and severe weather (including a threat for tornadoes) on the same day was the best way to learn about the atmosphere. In 2018, I completed meteorology school online through Mississippi State University. While I was in Colorado, I also did forecasts and newscasts for the local Telemundo station.
I started my career as a reporter and weather anchor in Tri-Cities, Washington. I have such a special place in my heart for all of Eastern Washington, too. I've loved taking weekend trips to places like Chelan, Leavenworth, and Winthrop.
In my spare time, I love being outside. On my weekends, you can find me at a local Seattle park or a trailhead in the Cascades. I'm also so thankful to live near family.
I'd love to get to know you. Don't hesitate to reach out to me on social media or via e-mail. I love sharing people's weather photos and videos.
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The latest from Abby Acone
Seattle weather: Sunny skies with highs in the 70s, a warmer afternoon
Temperatures will warm Thursday into the mid to upper 70s, even some spots in the low 80s.
Seattle weather: 70s and sunshine return on Thursday
Western Washington is heading into a much nicer stretch of weather as we move into the second half of the week.
Seattle weather: Sunshine returns Wednesday, highs in upper 60s
There are a few morning clouds on Wednesday, but sunshine returns for the afternoon and the rest of the week.
Seattle weather: Mainly cloudy Tuesday, when sprinkles may fall
Sprinkles may roll into your neighborhoods tonight, and while a warm up is on the way ahead of the holiday weekend, showers may fall on Memorial Day.
Seattle weather: Mostly sunny, warmer days ahead
The warm-up will continue through the week with highs returning to the 70s by the end of the week.
Seattle Weather: Warming trend continues Monday
Morning fog and clouds will begin Monday morning, but sunbreaks will rule the afternoon. The high pressure ridge will continue to keep skies dry across the region with just a few passing clouds.
Seattle weather: Drying out and warming up
Saturday's showers and isolated storms will wrap up by overnight as the cold low exits Western Washington. Skies will start off foggy Sunday morning with sunbreaks by the afternoon.
Seattle weather: Cool and wet start to weekend
While it will be a cool and wet start to the weekend, Sunday is looking much better. Skies will begin drying out with a nice warm-up throughout next week, nearing 70 again by Friday.
Wet weather, possible thunderstorms in Seattle into Saturday
While thunderstorms can develop almost anytime Saturday — including during the morning or midday hours — the overall thunder potential will likely be slightly higher compared to Friday
Seattle weather: Cool and showery Friday
A pair of weather systems will sweep through western Washington on Friday and Saturday, bringing widespread showers, breezy conditions, isolated thunderstorms and temperatures that will feel more like early April than mid-May.









