Jonathan Novack

Jonathan Novack is an AMS-sealed meteorologist at FOX11. You can find him forecasting during the evening newscasts.

Since arriving at FOX 11, Jonathan has forecast some of the most extreme weather to ever impact Southern California, including historic Tropical Storm Hilary, 2023’s once-in-a-century coastal flooding, and the series of winter storms and landslides that have forever changed the landscape of our foothill communities.

Jonathan has been forecasting Southern California weather since 2012, but his career began in 2001 and has taken him from Lubbock, TX, to Miami, FL, and Houston, TX. He’s covered a wide range of significant weather events, including Hurricane Katrina in Miami, Hurricane Ike in Houston, California’s 6-year drought, and the deadly tornadoes in Happy, TX.

Prior to FOX 11, Jonathan worked at KABC-TV, and as a host for Tennis Channel. While at KABC, he wore multiple hats, as a correspondent for ABC’s syndicated show, "On The Red Carpet," producing and fronting a weekly tech segment, and reporting on feature and environmental stories. At Tennis Channel, Jonathan reported for the show "Court Report", giving tennis news updates.

Jonathan graduated from Syracuse University with a degree in broadcast journalism and philosophy. He also graduated from Mississippi State University’s Broadcast Meteorology Program with a 4.0 GPA.