(FB 1-13-25) Remember writing your outlines for a book report in high school?
They started with a TITLE followed by
A.) Subsets of the plot, broken into points describing the
1. Foreshadowing,
2. The imagery, and
3. The symbolism, in the story.
Then the topics are simplified further with
a. point of view,
b. the conflict, and
c. summary of characters.
I’ve written an outline of my 20+ years working as a broadcast meteorologist that includes all of these literary devices (and more…).
For me, the most enjoyable part to write may be the character descriptions and the plot analysis.
However, as much as I have relished my chapters of atmospheric education and mastering the build of my own weather forecasts from numerical models,
I am making a stealthy departure in the next chapter.
In my conclusion, I am no longer presenting on a local tv station, delivering my weather stories to you daily. I am working on the location for my new chapter about a different angle in my career. I don’t have it yet. I’m looking, researching, and applying.
Currently, my toes are in the cold, wet grass of Seattle while my hands are reaching through the cloud outlines and every layer of earth’s atmosphere while grasping for the stars.
I promise to update you on my progress. Please keep me in your most positive thoughts while I find a new job for a new chapter. #outlook #science #career
42 thoughts on “Rebecca Stevenson announces she has left tv news/weather for now”
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Marilee Adams • October 10, 2025
It appears a handful of weather reporters have left their local TV stations for competing TV stations this past year. Kiro has gone through tons of different weather reporters/meteorologists.
Rebecca Stevenson, I believe, has worked at komo, king, kiro and local Fox 13.
I remember also when she made tv commercials for one of the local radio stations years ago. She also tended at a bar called the Mecca on lower Queen Anne !
You are correct!
Jason Remington • October 11, 2025
Rebecca has made the rounds at all the tv news stations. She is among the few watchable forecasters.
Judy skarpona • June 23, 2025
We miss rebecca. You fired her and replaced her with a DEI hire. I dont watch KOMO news anymore. It’s Kiro for us
One of the BEST!
John Ross • April 15, 2025
Yep, I agree with the other posters, Rebecca was the real deal. No flim-flam, just the weather facts. We DO miss you Rebecca. Please come back!
Dave woelfert • April 12, 2025
We miss you Rebecca big time hope to see you back on the air here in Seattle very soon whatever channel you go to we will follow Rebecca’s army is here
I'll miss Rebecca a lot.
Charles • April 10, 2025
I’ll miss Rebecca a lot.