Marvin Gomez is a bilingual meteorologist. You can watch Marvin’s forecast every weekend morning starting at 6am on NBC10.
Marvin has served southeastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware by providing weather updates and alerts about flooding, wildfires, winter storms, extreme heat, tornados and hazardous air quality. He has delivered the most accurate forecasts for our area since July of 2022.
Prior to NBC10 News, Marvin was a meteorologist at AccuWeather. There he gained national experience covering all types of severe and extreme weather from coast to coast. Tropical cyclones are the most fascinating weather to him. Some of the most prominent hurricanes he has covered include Ida, Eta, Iota, Matthew, Florence, Laura, Maria, and Michael.
Marvin started his career as a community journalist for Univision in Orlando, FL after earning a Bachelor of Arts in Mass Communications from Lewis University in 2016. He became a meteorologist after obtaining a Weather Forecasting Certificate from Penn State University in 2020… and a Bachelor of Science in Geosciences with a concentration in Meteorology from Mississippi State University in 2021.
Born in Guatemala, Marvin came to the U.S. when he was nine years old and lived in Chicago most of his life. While working for the AccuWeather Network, he became the first Central American meteorologist on an English language network. Promoting and encouraging higher education is an important cause he is passionate about.
In his free time, Marvin loves sightseeing, spending time in nature, and going out on walks. He likes being in the suburbs, often in Montgomery County or going out to wineries and restaurants in Bucks County. He enjoys the “simple things in life, such as seeing a sunrise at the beach” from Sea Isle City. Marvin is learning Italian and hopes to travel to all 50 states and visit as many countries as possible.
Connect with Marvin!
Instagram – @marvingomeztv
Facebook – @marvingomeztv
The Latest
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2 waterspouts, brief tornado strike Cape May County
A First Alert was issued for the entire Philadelphia region on Tuesday from 2 p.m. through midnight due to severe storms.
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Severe storms are likely Tuesday with potential for tornadoes
A beautiful cool, dry Monday, but a dramatic change is on the way as a storm front is expected across the region on Tuesday.
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Enjoy the sunny break now because storm chances return in a few days
Enjoy the sunshine on Sunday, then plan ahead as clouds and chances of storms return later in the week.
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Severe storms hit Philly region on Saturday
A FIRST ALERT was in effect for the Philadelphia region due to poor air quality and severe thunderstorms on Saturday, July 18, 2026.
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Increasing temperatures this week with the worst expected this Wednesday
A beautiful Monday is in store before a heat wave could kick off on Tuesday for the Philadelphia region.
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A gray day with more storms likely Sunday afternoon
Expect a gray, cloudy day on Sunday before storms are expected to move through, bringing damaging winds later in the day.
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Damaging winds and flooding possible with severe weather threat on July 4th
The party on Saturday evening will not only feature the blazing heat but also scattered strong to severe storms.
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Damaging winds, flooding possible as severe storms threaten July 4
Dangerous heat will again be present in the entire region on this Fourth of July. Get live updates.
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Sunday's forecast is pleasant compared to the triple-digit heat that is coming
Sunday stays mostly cloudy with low 80s and the chance for a few sprinkles. Then the heat ramps up into the upper 90s and triple digits by midweek.
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Expect showers this weekend as dangerous heat looms for the upcoming week
The weekend starts wet and cloudy with scattered showers early Saturday. But, things should clear up later before another chance for storms on Sunday.
