Janice Huff

One of New York’s most recognized forecasters; Janice Huff is the weekday chief meteorologist for NBC 4 New York delivering weather reports for the station's New York Live, 5 p.m,  6 p.m,  11 p.m newscasts and New York Nightly News at 7 p.m on New York Nonstop,  the 24 hour news, information and lifestyle digital channel.

In addition, Huff is meteorologist for NBC’s Sunday morning edition of the “Today” show.   She is also host of "Wednesday's Child," a weekly adoption feature that airs Wednesdays during "News 4 New York at 5" and again on "Sunday Today in New York."
 
Huff joined NBC 4 New York in January 1995 as held varied positions - meteorologist for the Saturday and Sunday weekend editions of “Today in New York”  and weekday at  6PM and 11PM.

Huff came to WNBC from KRON-TV, the NBC affiliate in San Francisco, where she was the primary on-air meteorologist for the station’s 5PM, 6PM and 11PM newscasts since 1991.  She joined the station in 1990 as meteorologist for the 6AM and 11:30AM reports. 
 
A passionate advocate for children and community-related issues, Huff has received numerous accolades for her work on “Wednesday’s Child.”  Her awards and honors includes the Family Focus Adoption Services “2011 “Empowering Children and Transforming Lives Award; the 1199SEIU/Child Care Corporation’s “Caring for Kids Award;”  McDonald’s “2011 Black Media Legend’s award;”  YWCA of New York City’s  2008 “W” award;  the New York Chapter National Black Journalist Association’s “2007 Community Service Award;” the “2006 Golden Apple Award” from the New York City Chapter of American Women in Radio & Television (AWRT); the Federation of Protestant Welfare Agencies’ “2006 Laura Parsons Pratt Award;” the Administration for Children’s Services’ “2004 Golden Heart Award;” the 2004 “Miracle Makers Media Award” for her commitment and dedication to helping New York City’s Foster Care children; and the Second Annual “Nicholas Scoppetta Award for Service to Children.”

Huff was cited in 2002 as a “Grad Made Good” by her Alma Mater, Florida State University.  She has also received the Police Athletic League’s “2002 Woman of the Year Award;” a 2000 YMCA “Champion For Youth” honor; and the City of Hope’s “Spirit of Life” award for her professional and personal example to New York City youth.  The American Lung Association named Huff a “Clean Air Hero” for her work in promoting cleaner air and healthier lungs.

Her professional awards include Bronx Community College’s 1995 “Kaleidoscope Award” for excellence in television meteorology; a St. Louis Emmy Award for “Best Weathercaster” (1988); and the American Meteorological Society’s Seal of Approval for Television Weather casting in 1985. 

Huff is a member of the American Meteorological Society, the National Association of Black Journalists, the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, and the Friar’s Club.

A native of Manhattan, Huff graduated from Florida State University at Tallahassee with a major in Meteorology.

Huff is married and resides in New Jersey.