Adaleigh Rowe
Adaleigh Rowe is a multiple award-winning Meteorologist who joined FOX 7 Austin in December 2021. She is excited to keep viewers weather aware, spread some sunshine around her new home, and help animals get adopted.
In 2011, she started her career in the news industry behind the scenes in production. She developed multiple skills, including camera and JIB operator, prompter, computer graphics, and floor director during the live news/sports broadcasts for DFW CBS11 and TXA21.
In 2016 She stepped out in front of the camera in college. She was the Nightly weather anchor for NTTV, Noon News desk anchor for NTTV, Let's Talk North Texas weather anchor, and the City of Denton's TV Station DTV.
In 2018, she moved to Alexandria, Louisiana, to work as the Morning/ Noon Meteorologist at KALB's local NBC station. She also came up with the original idea of sharing daily local pet pictures for the "Dog on Weather."
In 2018 She earned her Bachelor of Arts and Sciences with a Minor in Broadcast Journalism from the University of North Texas. She graduated with a 4.0 and is a member of many honor societies, including Phi Theta Kappa.
In 2021, she earned her Geoscience Broadcast Operational Meteorology Certificate from Mississippi State.
She has earned multiple awards, including:
- 2017 Lone Star Emmy's Best College Talent Nominee & Harold Taft Scholarship winner
- 2018 Associated Press Second Place Best Weather Anchor & Best Morning Show winner
- 2019 Associated Press Second Place Best Weather Team Coverage. "Alexandria's December Tornado"
- 2020 Louisiana Association of Broadcasters Prestige Awards Best Weathercast Small Market & Best Morning Show
- 2021 Louisiana Association of Broadcasters Prestige Awards Best Weather Team Coverage. "Hurricane Laura"
When she is not in the weather center, she loves to spend time with her family and explore the outdoors with her adopted dog Alexandria Pupcake.
The latest from Adaleigh Rowe
Central Texas dams open floodgates as historic rain gives way to intense summer heat
As historic floodwaters recede, the region will rapidly transition to a dry, humid mid-90s summer pattern, while forecasters simultaneously track a developing tropical system in the Gulf.
Lake Travis hits 100% capacity for the first time in seven years as Texas floods recede
A stubborn weather system that brought dramatic flooding and unseasonably cool temperatures to Central Texas this week is finally pulling away, leaving Lake Travis completely full for the first time in seven years.
Austin weather: Central Texas faces localized flooding risks, 'blood rain' from Saharan dust
Central Texas braces for heavy rain, upgraded flash flood risks for the early-week commute, and a Saharan dust plume capable of triggering rare "blood rain."
Austin area bracing for summer heat before weak boundary brings overnight rain chances
Central Texans wrapping up the July Fourth holiday weekend should prepare for another sticky, sweltering day Sunday before a weak weather boundary brings a chance of overnight storms and afternoon rain to start the workweek.
Flood Watch issued for Central Texas as Pacific Storm Christina remnants, cold front to bring heavy rain
A weak cold front combined with tropical moisture from the remnants of Pacific Storm Christina will trigger a significant increase in rain and storm chances across Central Texas through the beginning of the workweek.
Austin weather: Dozens of low-water crossings closed in Central Texas
Torrential overnight downpours triggered flash flooding across parts of Central Texas, pushing a river past its flood stage and forcing the closure of dozens of roads and low-water crossings.
Austin weather: Rain showers and storms expected
Keep those umbrellas nearby as rain is expected today and this weekend.
Austin weather: Rain and storms expected this weekend
More rain and storms are possible this weekend. All the ingredients are still in place.
Austin weather: Will severe storms hit Central Texas?
The conveyor belt of rain is still on as we expect another round of late-day storms.
Austin weather: Severe thunderstorm warnings, flood advisories issued for Sunday night
A tranquil Mother’s Day across Central Texas is expected to give way to a night of dangerous weather as an approaching cold front brings the threat of hurricane-force winds and large hail to the region.