Local Storm Center proudly welcomes Meteorologist Angie Kathleen to its on-air team. A lifelong weather enthusiast turned broadcast professional, Angie brings more than just forecasting skill—she brings personality, precision, and genuine passion for keeping listeners informed and engaged. Her approachable style and commitment to clarity make her a perfect fit for the network’s mission of delivering dependable, relatable weather coverage across stations nationwide.

We’re pleased to introduce Bob Kucken, a veteran broadcaster with more than 40 years of radio and weathercasting experience across numerous formats and markets — major, medium, and small. Currently heard on WRNR AM/FM in Martinsburg, West Virginia, Bob has been the trusted weather voice there since 1986.

Local Storm Center, a growing provider of custom weather forecasts for radio stations, has expanded its reach with three new affiliates: 105.7 The Valley in Chico, California; 92.9 The Torch in Lac du Flambeau, Wisconsin; and SolanoParanormalRadio.com in Suisun City, California. “Weather connects us all, and every new partnership helps us serve more listeners with forecasts they can trust,” said Johnny Caudle, owner and lead voice at Local Storm Center.

Local Storm Center has partnered with Turner Media Group to deliver daily local weather coverage on WZBB “B-99.9” and WYTI 104.5. This new collaboration brings reliable, community-focused forecasts to listeners across Franklin County, Rocky Mount, and Martinsville.

Local Storm Center has expanded again—now providing four daily weather reports on Solano Paranormal Rock & Talk Radio in Solano County, California. The partnership brings timely, localized forecasts into the station’s bold mix of paranormal talk and rock music, giving listeners reliable updates alongside thrilling conversations and classic tracks.