Cort Klopping is a weather anchor for Action News Now.
Cort Klopping has been a part of the KNVN/KHSL team since 2006, when he began as an intern in the production department, while finish school at California State University Chico. He has held several positions at the stations including photographer, news reporter, news anchor, and weather anchor.
Cort served as a news photographer from 2007 until 2008, when he began his duties in front of the camera as a general assignment news reporter. From 2008 to 2013, Cort's responsibilities included reporting news three days a week, and delivering the weather forecasts for our weekend broadcasts. From May 2013 until present, Cort Klopping has been our outgoing news, and weather co-anchor for Action News Now in the morning, and at noon.
Cort is a native of the Bay Area city of Fremont, but has made Chico his home for the past 13 years. He plans on continuing to serve the community he has grown to love for many years to come.
Temperatures will end up several degrees cooler for your Friday afternoon, but north winds will start to pick up today. We'll have gusty north winds and very dry conditions driving high fire danger this weekend, and a substantial rise in temperatures on the way in your extended forecast.
Temperatures will continue to cool through Friday, but will rebound this weekend. Gusty north winds and very dry conditions will drive elevated fire danger this weekend. Temperatures will heat up through the middle of next week.
The heat is on in your Wednesday forecast, but we have some relief ahead for the end of this week. Rebounding high temperatures, gusty north winds, and elevated fire danger are all on the way in your weekend forecast.
The Red Flag Warning for high fire danger will continue today. We'll also be staying dry and getting hotter through Wednesday. Some relief from the heat is ahead towards the end of this week. Dry and windy conditions bring elevated fire danger back to our region on Sunday.
Gusty north winds and very dry conditions are driving high fire danger today and Tuesday. We'll heat up through Wednesday, but some welcome changes are expected late this week.
Toasty temperatures are on the way for your Friday afternoon, but we'll have a drop in temperatures on the way for your weekend. There will also be a chance for showers in a limited portion of our region, and stronger winds will bring a return of elevated fire danger.
Dry weather and toasty temperatures are in store for your Thursday and Friday. We'll have a drop in temperatures on the way for your weekend, but gusty north winds will bring elevated fire danger back into our forecast.
Temperatures are continuing to warm up today, and we'll be staying dry through the end of this week. Slightly cooler this weekend, with a chance of showers just south of the Oregon border.
We're staying cool with more mountain showers and thunderstorms possible in your Monday forecast. There's also a slight chance for active weather in the valley. We'll be dry and we'll get much warmer for the rest of this week.
We're staying comfortable, but clouds are increasing today. A big drop in temperatures, rain, snow, and the potential for thunderstorms are all ahead for your weekend.
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