CBS News New York ( WCBS) chief weathercaster Lonnie Quinn will be off the air for several weeks to recover from an accident.

CBS News New York's chief weathercaster Lonnie Quinn will be stepping away for several weeks to recover from an accident.

The shock news was announced by Quinn himself on CBS’s Friday night broadcast, where he explained that he will step away for ...

Lonnie Quinn of CBS News New York shared the news on air, recounting the moments before a newscast when he temporarily lost ...

A beloved New York City meteorologist shared a tender message with viewers on Friday as he announced his decision to ...

CBS New York meteorologist Lonnie Quinn announced that he would be taking a break from work to recover from a head injury.

CBS' Lonnie Quinn has warned fans about the dangers of head injuries, after he sustained one, causing him to take time off ...

CBS News News York's Lonnie Quinn is calling for win and rain on hump day, with temperatures in the upper 50s.

The biggest threat of severe weather will come Saturday for parts of Mississippi and Alabama that are in a rare high-risk of severe weather — a 5 out of 5 on the severe weather threat scale.

CBS News New York's Lonnie Quinn says the unseasonably warm temperatures will continue on Thursday and Saturday, but rain is possible both days.

CBS News New York's Lonnie Quinn is calling for a mostly cloudy and warmer day on Saturday and then possibly a thunderstorm ...