Kate Bilo

Meteorologist Kate Bilo joined the Eyewitness News weather team on CBS 3 and The CW Philly in October, 2010. Bilo forecasts weather for Eyewitness News weekdays at 5 and 6 p.m.

Bilo, a native of Phoenixville, returned to the Delaware Valley from AccuWeather in State College, Pennsylvania where she had been a meteorologist since 2004. During her tenure with the weather service, she provided forecasts on TV and radio for numerous AccuWeather clients including FOX News, CNBC, ABC News Now and many local stations. She had also been the main morning weather anchor for the Bloomberg Television Network.

Bilo is a 2003 graduate of Penn State University where she earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Spanish, in which she is fluent, and International Business. She also has a Bachelor of Science degree in Geosciences from Mississippi State University.

In her spare time, Bilo loves reading and has set a goal to read 100 books this year. She also enjoys traveling, bike riding and taking long walks. A thunderstorm junkie, her dream is to one day go on a tornado chase in the Plains.

Connect with Kate Bilo on Twitter: @katebilo; and on Facebook: Kate Bilo.

Severe Weather Headed Our Way

A strong cold front has been wreaking havoc on the weather across the US this week, and now it’s our turn!

2013/04/19

Dreaming Of A White Christmas?

The last time it actually SNOWED more than an inch on Christmas Day was in 2002, when around an inch of snow came down, and the last time it snowed more than an inch on Christmas Eve was all the way back in 1966.

2012/12/18

Nor’Easter Packs A Major Punch – But Further East

A rare and powerful November nor’easter has been impacting the eastern seaboard all day long, but if you’re in the city or the western suburbs, you likely aren’t that impressed with your snowfall amounts.

2012/11/07

Winter Storm Warning Canceled, But Nor’easter Could Still Bring Snow Accumulations

As we enter the evening hours, we’re hearing and seeing some good news in relation to the nor’easter’s impacts across our area.

2012/11/07

Midweek Nor’Easter Brings Wind, Rain… and the Chance For Snow!

By now, everyone is aware that we’ll be facing the threat of a potent nor’easter on Wednesday, but even as the storm time frame approaches, the models continue to throw curveballs.

2012/11/05

Chris Collett see's peace on the Seaside Heights horizon.

Have You Heard About Next Week’s Nor’Easter Chance?

It does indeed look like there is a chance that a storm forms off the southeast coast late Tuesday and then moves northward. The question is: Where does it go after that?

2012/11/02

Satellite image of Hurricane Sandy (Photo by NOAA via Getty Images)

Hurricane Sandy: Not Your Average Tropical Cyclone

As Hurricane Sandy bears down on our area, there are some questions and possible misunderstandings that should be addressed.

2012/10/27

Latest Sandy Information Keeps Sandy A Category 1 Hurricane Upon Landfall

Sandy is coming, and now is the time to prepare.

2012/10/26

Northeast Faces Threat From Powerful Sandy Early Next Week

As the days go on, the likelihood of powerful impacts from Sandy across our region continues to increase.

2012/10/24

The Latest Sandy Update

It may be the end of October, but temperatures are feeling summerlike and we’ve got another “summertime” issue to be concerned about: trouble in the tropics and a potential threat to the Eastern seaboard.

2012/10/23

Blast Of Chilly Air Pushing Out Summer-Like Warmth

We’ve been enjoying a nice little blast of summer-like warmth here in the first week of October, but that’s all about to change this weekend!

2012/10/05

BLOG: Severe Storms Rip Through The Area

Remember the first week of September last year? All the kids going back to school, Labor Day picnics and, oh yes, over 6″ of rain in four days thanks to the slow-moving moisture and circulation around what was once Tropical Storm Lee. This rain led to some of the worst flooding Central PA has ever seen.

2012/09/03