Rebecca Schuld, Meteorologist
Rebecca is the meteorologist for the noon and 4:00 PM shows, Monday through Friday.
A Green Bay native, Rebecca is thrilled to continue career growth in her home state.
Her fascination with weather began as a young child watching storms roll in. The insatiable need to always "know why" led to her pursuit of studying weather. Rebecca graduated with a degree in Environmental Biology from UWGB in 2005 and has continued graduate work in Meteorology from USDA Graduate School.
In early 2010, she was awarded the AMS Seal of Approval from the American Meteorological Society and she took top honors for "Best Weathercast" in a medium size market for the 2013 Wisconsin Broadcasters Association Awards. She also competed in the 2012 Dancing with the Stars event, a major fundraiser for the American Red Cross. "I love helping others and delivering useful weather information is one way I can do that," she says.
You can find Rebecca on air weekdays at noon and at 4pm and 4:30pm on CBS58. Please follow her on Facebook and Twitter too, just search her name.
Articles by Rebecca Schuld
- Major daylight loss this month
- Heavy rain and storms continue Friday morning before a mostly dry Labor Day weekend
- Early Friday Update: Severe storms are done but scattered storms continue
- Evening Update Update: Severe chances are over.
- Tornado Warnings expired, Storms are exiting shortly
- Another chance for showers Thursday
- 1:30pm Update: Rain has moved on, mostly dry for the remainder of your Tuesday
- 4:45 p.m. update: Severe weather threat has decreased. The watch is cancelled.
- Feast or famine rainfall this warm season as a dry July continues
- Afternoon update: Air quality alert in effect for hazardous air quality due to wildfire smoke
- Heat wave continues with near record highs Tuesday and Wednesday
- 9:00 pm Update: The severe risk continues this evening.
- 8pm Update: Heat warning has been cancelled and storm activity is winding down for the evening.
- 7:51PM Update: Severe Thunderstorm Watch Issued
- Drought conditions ease after multiple rain events this month
- 8:00 pm Update: Isolated rain and storms still possible through this evening. Severe storms are possible.
- 2:15pm Update Severe Thunderstorms have sparked this afternoon with a hail threat
- 10 p.m. update: Storms and rain over for tonight
- 4:30pm Update: Warnings and Watches are Expired
- Heat, humidity and severe storm chances will all increase for the new week
- A dry May wears on
- Tornado threat ends as storms still rumble across southern Wisconsin
- Overnight Update: All watches and warnings have been cancelled
- 8:30 PM Update: Storm threat is ending for the night
- Early Tuesday Update: Severe thunderstorm watch expires as showers and storms wind down
- Evening Update: Winter Weather Advisory until 9 pm.
- 6pm Update: Last winter weekend will make itself known with a very active forecast
- Multiple weather alerts in effect as a busy stretch of weather unfolds
- 8:30pm Update: Rain and storms continue to track through the area
- Tracking fog, scattered showers and stronger storms
- Wrapping up February on a snowy note, Winter Weather Advisory Issued
- Expecting another mild day to end the workweek
- Afternoon Update: Isolated afternoon snow showers and plenty of wind to go around on your Friday
- More cold, more ice growing on Lake Michigan
- 5 pm Update: Lake effect snow has ended for now, with chances returning tonight and Saturday
- Extreme Cold Warning extended in parts of our area. Wind chills improve Saturday!
- Accumulating snow is coming for tonight followed by extreme cold
- 10pm Update: Winter Weather Advisory issued, snow continues overnight
- Wednesday Morning Update: Winter weather advisory extended for a last round of snow
- Winter storm warning issued for steady snow all day Saturday into Sunday morning
- Cold and quiet for Black Friday, snow returns Saturday
- 5pm Update: Snow showers will wind down this evening, but winds remain strong
- Auto Pilot Weather Ahead
- Cooler temperatures look to stay for the rest of August
- Weather Whys: Record rainfall
- Smoke stays for another day before a pattern change with the weather
- CBS 58 Hometowns LIVE: Port Washington Fish Days
- Evening Update: Tornado Watch Continues Until 7pm This Evening
- Weather Whys: Flash flooding
- Weather Whys: How wildfires happen
- Rain chances return late Wednesday
- Wildfire smoke retreats now but may return Sunday
- Rain is here and stays heavy and steady most of Tuesday
- Weather Whys: Warming lake temperatures
- CBS 58 Hometowns: History of Schlitz Audubon Nature Center
- Frost likely Friday morning with lows dropping into the 30s
- Calling for a rainy start to May
- Severe threat lowering as we head into the overnight
- 8:30 PM Update: Some lingering showers, but the severe threat is over.
- Weather Whys: Windy season
- Wisconsin sees second windiest March since 1940
- Having Warm Thoughts on This Chilly Day
- Midweek hiccup with the forecast as rain/snow mix expected
- Having warm thoughts on this warmer inland type of day across the area
- Weather Whys: Weather folklore
- Late Evening Update: Rain is changing over to snow
- Evening Update: Strong to severe storms on track for Friday night. High wind warning for parts of the area Saturday.
- Rain has transitioned to snow along with plenty of wind
- Solid rain is on the way
- Weather Whys: Snow forecasting
- Light snow is possible overnight. More snow is expected on Saturday.
- More snow on the way late Friday into Saturday - A Winter Weather Advisory has been Issued
- Evening Update: Snow is weakening across the area. Roads remain very slippery.
- First winter storm in weeks set to arrive Wednesday - Winter Storm Warning Issued
- Accumulating snow likely on Wednesday as a Winter Storm Watch is issued
- Winter weather advisory issued: Light snow and freezing drizzle likely overnight
- Oh the Winter of 1979
- Weather Whys: Arctic air
- Focus shifts from the cold to snow with scattered snow showers Wednesday
- Update: Cold Weather Advisory issued tonight