Taylor Grenda
Taylor Grenda is excited to be a part of the FOX 5 DC weather team in Washington, DC.
Prior to joining FOX 5, Taylor was a meteorologist at WBAL in Baltimore, MD, where she spent 5 years forecasting anything from snow and ice to tropical storms and tornadoes.
She was also a meteorologist for WPBF in West Palm Beach, Florida, where she covered major hurricanes, including, Matthew, Irma & Dorian. She also covered the El Niño winter of 2016 which sparked numerous tornado outbreaks across the state of Florida.
Taylor started her career as a weekend meteorologist and MMJ at KRBC in Abilene, Texas.
During college, Taylor was a weather intern at FOX 29 in Philadelphia. She was also a member of the Division 1 swim team at the University of Miami. Taylor holds a degree in Broadcast Journalism & Political Science from the University of Miami and is a certified Meteorologist through the Mississippi State Meteorology Program.
Originally from Delaware, Taylor is so excited to be able to forecast for the DMV! You can find her around town with her husband and dog, Lilly.
The latest from Taylor Grenda
DC weather: Snow likely to impact Friday morning commute
Snow is likely Friday across parts of the Washington, D.C., area as another round of winter weather moves in, possibly affecting the morning commute.
DC weather: Snow, sleet and rain bring wintry mix to region Tuesday
A mixed bag of snow, sleet and rain brought a wintry mix to the Washington, D.C. region on Tuesday.
DC weather: Snow, rain mix likely into Tuesday morning
A mix of snow and rain is likely overnight Monday into Tuesday morning across much of the Washington, D.C., region as several days of wintry weather are possible this week.
DC weather: Brief warmup before blustery Thanksgiving; snow, rain mix possible next week
A short-lived warmup will push highs near 70 degrees on Wednesday before temperatures plummet just in time for a blustery cold Thanksgiving.
DC weather: Showers return Tuesday ahead of cold, blustery Thanksgiving
Holiday travelers may face wet roads Tuesday as showers return to the D.C. region, ahead of a sharp drop in temperatures by Thanksgiving.
Thanksgiving Travel: Showers could slow commute ahead of holiday across DC region
Showers may dampen Thanksgiving travel across the Washington, D.C., region this week, with some wet weather expected ahead of the holiday.
DC weather: Chance of rain Friday into weekend, sunshine returns Sunday
It’s a dry start to Friday with temperatures in the mid-to-upper 40s. A few sprinkles are popping up south of the city, but most showers will hold off until after midday.
Elevated fire danger Monday across DC region
The National Weather Service warns of elevated fire danger across much of Maryland, northern and central Virginia, and eastern West Virginia east of the Allegheny Front, including Washington, D.C., and Baltimore on Monday. The fire risk is fueled by low humidity, gusty winds and a lengthy dry stretch.
DC weather: Showers move out Wednesday morning, cool and cloudy afternoon
Rain showers will move out of the D.C. area by mid-morning Wednesday, leaving behind damp roads and cloudy skies.
First snow of season hits western Maryland
The first snow of the season arrived Monday in western Maryland, while parts of the Midwest and Northeast dealt with heavier lake-effect conditions.