Stefano DiPietro
Stefano DiPietro is the meteorologist on News4 Today weekdays from 4-7 a.m.
He has been fascinated with the weather for as long as he can remember.
He attended Penn State University where he earned his degree in meteorology.
Following graduation, Stefano spent the last six years as the morning meteorologist at WBRE/WYOU in Wilkes-Barre, PA.
Living in the northeast, he has covered a variety of weather from severe thunderstorms and tornados to crippling snow and ice storms.
Outside of the office, Stefano is a big ice hockey fan and player as well as an avid golfer.
Warmer weather returning this weekend, but showers hang around.
Rinse and repeat. More showers and storms expected the rest of the week
Keep your umbrella close the rest of the week as more rain will dominate our weather pattern.
Expect off-and-on rounds of showers and thunderstorms.
The First Alert Weather Day has been dropped for today. Thanks to showers and storms expected this afternoon, most of the area is now expected to stay in the 80s this afternoon with one or two spots looking to make a run at 90.
More excessive heat is expected across the Mid State today, but cooler weather isn't far off
More dangerous heat to start the week, but there is relief in sight.
Expect highs to soar into the upper 90s by the weekend.
Summers are hot in Middle Tennessee, there’s nothing usual about that. But this much heat this early on is uncommon.
Today is a FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY as the remnants of Beryl bring us the risk for some strong thunderstorms this afternoon and this evening.
Tuesday is a First Alert Weather Day due to the risk of a couple of strong storms from the remnants of tropical storm Beryl.
Wonderful end to the weekend, but we're tracking wet weather for the upcoming week
Today is yet another First Alert Weather Day because of excessive afternoon heat and also the risk of some strong thunderstorms this afternoon.
More excessive heat and now some showers and storms for the 4th of July.
Dangerous heat and humidity return to the Mid State and we're tracking storms for the 4th of July.
There are multiple FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAYS this week with more dangerous heat expected across the Mid State
Heat index values are expected to reach the triple digits.
Feels-like temperatures will push into the triple digits.
The risk of strong storms exists for Tuesday and minor flooding may occur.
It is important to stay weather-ready this weekend.
Heavy rain and damaging wind gusts are possible.
A quick break from the rain is coming, but more strong storms are possible on Friday.
Nice weather continues into the weekend, but unsettled weather returns next week
Flooding concerns continue through the morning commute, but nicer weather follows this afternoon.
We’re expecting multiple rounds of heavy rain across the Mid State today with flash flooding possible at times. Something we’ve already seen the morning is the impact that torrential downpours will have across the Mid State.
Multiple rounds of severe weather possible in the coming days
The rain is followed by two days of potentially severe storms this week.
You'll want to keep that umbrella handy today and even into our weekend.
Surviving The Storm, a 30-minute disaster preparedness special, provides important information to keep you safe during severe weather.
Get that umbrella ready, unsettled weather returns to end the week.
The rain moves out and summer-like temperatures return for the middle of the week.
Gusty winds could impact your outdoor plans this weekend.
Summer-like warmth and humidity in store for the weekend.
Summer like warmth is just around the corner! But when will you need the umbrella again?
First Alert Weather Days continue through Thursday night due to the risk of strong storms.
Multiple rounds of showers and storms bring us multiple risks for severe weather in the coming days. Stick with us on WSMV 4 for the latest updates!
A FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY is in place for Tuesday night through Wednesday when a strong cold front brings us the risk of a few strong storms in parts of the Mid State.
