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
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The Latest
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Perfect holiday weekend continues; warmer weather on the way midweek
A sunny, mild Labor Day is ahead for the Philadelphia region before warmer temperatures and humidity return midweek.
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Get outside! It's a perfect holiday weekend to spend in the sunshine
After a week of storms, expect nothing but great weather this holiday weekend as Saturday kicks off with a comfortable, mostly sunny, day.
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Severe storms disrupt Bruno Mars concert and cause other damage Tuesday
A First Alert was in effect from 4 p.m. until midnight as severe storms brought damaging winds and flash floods Tuesday.
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Severe storms could bring damaging winds, hail and flooding Tuesday
A First Alert is in effect from 4 p.m. to midnight as severe storms could bring damaging winds, hail, isolated tornadoes and flash flooding.
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Heat, humidity return for the work week with severe storms possible
Expect a cloudy Sunday with temps in the mid-80s and a possibility of some scattered showers before heat and storms return to kick off the work week.
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A perfect Saturday before spotty showers arrive to end the weekend
Sunshine and low humidity make for an ideal Saturday.
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Spotty showers Friday, but a bright weekend ahead
Expect some spotty showers throughout the region on Friday before sunshine returns this weekend ahead of a potential heat wave next week.
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First Alert for storms bringing rain, gusty winds to Philly area Thursday
The Philadelphia region will be under a First Alert on Thursday as storms bring heavy rain and gusty winds with the chance for an isolated tornado.
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Delightful weather ends with humidity and storms before the week ends
Tuesday’s beautiful summer day will make for a cooler night before humidity makes a comeback along with more rain and thunderstorms.
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Spotty storms Monday with greater flood, storm threat later this week
Some areas in the Philadelphia region could see spotty-showers Monday evening before more rain arrives later in the week.
