Kyle Dennis
Storm Team 3 Meteorologist
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Meteorologist Kyle Dennis was born and raised in the suburbs of Philadelphia where his passion for weather began at a very young age. After predicting a surprise snowstorm and an early dismissal from school in second grade, his reputation as the school weatherman began and stayed with him all the way through high school.
After obtaining a Bachelor's Degree in Meteorology in 2009 from Millersville University of Pennsylvania, Kyle launched his career at a TV station in Davenport, Iowa where he forecasted weather for an array of local stations across the country. He joined Storm Team 3 in August 2016 after spending 5 years at WCBD, WSAV's sister station in Charleston, South Carolina. While in Charleston, Kyle covered everything from tropical storms to ice storms to tornadoes to the historic flooding of 2015.
Outside of weather, Kyle is also an accomplished musician. He began taking piano lessons while in Kindergarten, and by sixth grade, was hired to play his first wedding. In 2005, Barry Manilow invited Kyle onstage to accompany him and his band at a concert in Las Vegas.
Kyle is thrilled to join Kim Gusby and Ben Katko on WSAV's Coastal Sunrise, Monday through Friday from 4:30 until 7 a.m. and during News 3 Today at 11 a.m.
Latest from Kyle Dennis
Iota rapidly weakening, leaving Central America with catastrophic damage
WSAV Hurricane Central / 2 months ago
Eta pulls away from the US while two additional storms remain active
As Theta forms in Atlantic, 2020 breaks all-time record number of storms
Weather / 2 months ago
Delta continues to weaken, now a tropical depression, still producing heavy rain and gusty wind
Tropical Storm Delta forms, could strike the Gulf Coast as a hurricane late this week
Tropical Depression Beta creating rain totals close to 15″ near Houston; Paulette reforms
Coastal flooding possible again late Tonight
Hurricane Teddy and Tropical Depression 22 could both impact land
Storms cause damage in Effingham County as Tropical Depression Sally moves through Georgia
Sally strengthens into Category 1 hurricane, landfall expected Tuesday morning