Peta Sheerwood

Meteorologist

Peta Sheerwood's profile
Growing up in South Florida, Peta Sherwood was intrigued by the ever-changing weather, including sea breeze storms and the development of tropical systems.

Her passion for weather storytelling grew, leading her to gain a Bachelor of Science in Telecommunication News with a minor in Geography from the University of Florida while obtaining a certificate in Meteorology and Climatology. She then received her Master of Science in Geoscience from Mississippi State University. 

Her journey took her far from the familiar coast of Miami to the heart of the Midwest – Lincoln and Omaha, Nebraska. Treading into a new world of blizzards and braving severe storms, including tornadoes, Peta gained an in-depth understanding of convective complex storm systems. Peta then worked with WRAL News in Raleigh, North Carolina. The active weather patterns across the South provided new experiences, including tracking hurricanes.

Peta is eager to share her knowledge with the community that shaped her into the meteorologist she is today.
LATEST CONTRIBUTIONS

Locked in unsettled weather pattern

Locked in unsettled weather pattern

We are locked in this unsettled pattern as our atmosphere is charged with an abundance of tropical moisture. Hang in there, drier air is on the way by the end of the week.

UPDATE FROM PETA SHEERWOOD

UPDATE FROM PETA SHEERWOOD

A low pressure system near Daytona Beach will continue to move onshore today and bring widespread rain across Central Florida.

Fuerte frente frío traerá mayor probabilidad de tormentas para el sur de la Florida

Fuerte frente frío traerá mayor probabilidad de tormentas para el sur de la Florida

Después de un miércoles cálido con máximas cercanas a los 85 grados, se pronostica que el viernes por la mañana traerá temperaturas alrededor de los 58 grados en Miami. Para el sábado por la mañana, los residentes podrían despertarse con temperaturas de 55 grados, con áreas como Hialeah y Kendall potencialmente viendo temperaturas en los 50 grados, según la meteoróloga de Local 10, Peta Sheerwood.