Chief Meteorologist of the Carolinas, Steve Udelson, retiring in February WSOC TV [Video]

CHARLOTTE — After 27 years of forecasting the skies above the Carolinas Severe Weather Center 9′s Chief Meteorologist Steve Udelson announced his retirement from Channel 9.

The award-winning meteorologist has been a fixture in the Charlotte area, known for his trusted weather accuracy. Countless viewers have relied on Steve’s forecasts to plan their day and to stay safe in times of severe weather.

February will be Steve’s last month on air with Channel 9.

Outside of delivering daily weather forecasts on Channel 9, Steve has worked endless hours tracking record-breaking storms across the Carolinas including Hurricane Floyd in 1999, the Charlotte ice storm of 2004, and many tornados throughout the viewing area and beyond.

“It’s been an honor and privilege to both be invited into people’s homes for the last 27 years as well as work with some of the best talent both in front of and behind the camera,” …