Kevin Roth
Kevin has a Master's Degree in meteorology from Mississippi State University and a Seal of Approval from the National Weather Association.
When Kevin isn't "radar-watching" for afternoon thunderstorms, he enjoys breakin' ankles on the basketball court and reading a good fantasy book (the nerdier the better). Kevin is an avid traveler and loves to explore new cultures, with some recent highlights including Egypt, Japan, Morocco, and the Amazon Rainforest. Kevin lives in Spring Branch with his wife Emily, and his "good boy" dog Remy... who is probably currently eating a sock.
Kevin's Stories
Storm chances climb late Saturday as cool front blows through Houston
Smoke from seasonal fires in Mexico and Central America remains over Southeast Texas, but it will get washed away by a stormy cool front blowing into Houston Saturday night.
ABC13's Share Your Holidays: There's still time to help our neighbors in need
Nearly 667,000 meals have been created with your donations, but we're not finished yet. There's still time to donate to ABC13's Share Your Holidays Food Drive.
Low pressure in the Caribbean has a 50% chance of development
Tropical development is not expected during the next 7 days.
Astros postseason 2023: Outdoor Minute Maid Park games may mean higher-scoring contests than indoor
There are some Astros fans who obsess over the Juice Box's enclosure status, especially in the playoffs. But does outdoor ball in Houston mean more home runs?
Dust devil caught on video sweeping up dirt from baseball field during Little League game in Tomball
The small force of winds didn't stop these players from playing out the rest of their game, but one of the coaches might've lost a cap! 🧢💨
Here's a closer look at winter's frost flowers with ABC13 meteorologist Kevin Roth
Over the last couple of mornings, ABC13 meteorologist Kevin Roth has received some great photos of frost flowers one of our viewers.
Hurricane season: 5 things Texas Gulf Coast residents should do to prepare
Severe weather experts say Texas Gulf Coast residents need to be ready ahead of the time when a storm threatens.
'Fish kill' washes dead wildlife ashore in Texas coastal communities
From Sabine Lake to Laguna Madre, Texas Parks and Wildlife authorities are finding more evidence of winter's wrath on wildlife.
Weather U: What is sea fog and how does it form?
It's common to see sea fog in the Houston area during the winter, but what is it and why does it form?
ABC13 Weather U: How tropical cyclones get named
Did you know cyclone names are recycled every 6 years? Meteorologist Kevin Roth explains why and the process of how it gets named.