Weather Channel Icon Jim Cantore to Release Biography on Stephanie Abrams
Atlanta, GA – July 2025 — In a major announcement for fans of meteorology and broadcast journalism, legendary Weather Channel meteorologist Jim Cantore has revealed plans to write an in-depth biography on his longtime colleague and renowned weather anchor Stephanie Abrams.
The upcoming book, tentatively titled “Weathering It All: The Stephanie Abrams Story”, will chronicle Abrams’ remarkable journey from her early days as a local meteorologist to becoming one of the most recognizable and trusted faces on The Weather Channel. Known for her high-energy broadcasts, scientific expertise, and her ability to make complex weather patterns accessible to millions, Abrams has been a staple in weather broadcasting for over two decades.
Jim Cantore, who has shared countless broadcasts and storm coverages with Abrams, expressed his excitement for the project: “Stephanie’s passion for meteorology is contagious. She’s not just a colleague—she’s a trailblazer, a mentor, and one of the most dynamic communicators in our field. I’m honored to tell her story.”
The biography will explore Abrams’ personal and professional milestones, her experiences covering major weather events like hurricanes and blizzards, her advocacy for climate education, and her role in inspiring future generations to explore careers in science and meteorology.
Set for release in late 2026, “Weathering It All” promises exclusive behind-the-scenes stories, reflections on her groundbreaking career, and a deep dive into the evolving role of meteorologists in modern media.
A portion of the book’s proceeds will go toward scholarships for young women pursuing careers in meteorology, climate science, and broadcast journalism.
“Stephanie has changed the way people connect with weather,” Cantore added. “Her energy, expertise, and passion have made a lasting impact, and I can’t wait for the world to read her incredible story.”
Stay tuned for more updates on this highly anticipated biography celebrating one of meteorology’s most influential voices!
