📰 Headline
“A Storm of Gratitude: Weather Channel Team Bids Emotional Farewell to Jacqui Jeras After 9 Incredible Years”
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🌤️ Words from the Weather Channel Family:
Stephanie Abrams – Meteorologist & Co-Host
> “Jacqui has been the kind of teammate every meteorologist hopes to work alongside—brilliant, calm under pressure, and always full of heart. Her presence in the studio was like a steady breeze before a storm: grounding, clear, and comforting. We’ll miss her energy, her laugh, and her unmatched storytelling.”
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Jim Cantore – On-Camera Meteorologist & Severe Weather Specialist
> “There aren’t many people who can go toe-to-toe with Mother Nature and still come out smiling—Jacqui could. From hurricanes to tornadoes, she brought clarity to chaos and compassion to coverage. I’ve learned a lot from her, and I’ll miss hearing her voice in the studio more than I can say.”
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Felicia Combs – Meteorologist
> “Jacqui paved the way for so many of us—not just with her knowledge, but with her grace and leadership. She showed me that being a strong woman in weather means showing up fully, honestly, and passionately. I’m incredibly thankful to have shared the screen and stories with her.”
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Chris Warren – Former Co-Host of Storm Center
> “We built something special with Storm Center, and Jacqui was the heart of it. I’ll always be grateful for her partnership, quick wit, and deep meteorological insight. Wherever she’s heading next, they’re lucky to have her.”
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The Weather Channel Executive Team (Statement)
> “Jacqui Jeras has been an essential voice for our viewers, particularly in times of urgent weather. Her professionalism, warmth, and dedication to accurate science will be deeply missed. We thank her for her years of service, and we wish her nothing but blue skies and bright days ahead.”
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🌈 Final Thought
As Jacqui Jeras closes the chapter on her incredible run at The Weather Channel, she leaves behind not only a legacy of trusted reporting—but an office full of friends, admirers, and fellow meteorologists who are better for having worked beside her.
Goodbye for now, Jacqui.
The forecast for your next chapter looks absolutely beautiful.
