Dave Price is the weather anchor for NBC 4 New York’s 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. newscasts. He also serves as a fill-in weather anchor for NBC’s TODAY.
Prior to joining NBC 4 New York, Price co-anchored FOX 5’s Good Day New York and served as weather anchor for CBS's The Early Show. He has also covered major weather events for the CBS Evening News, include Hurricane Katrina.
For more than a decade, Price has travelled to Iraq, Afghanistan, Kuwait, Djibouti and military installations around the globe during the holiday season, performing comedy for U.S. troops. He is also an active volunteer and supporter of children’s charities across the Tri-State region.
A native New Yorker, Price lives in New York City with his wife Jacqueline, along with their son Eli, daughter Caroline and adopted golden retriever Wally.
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By the numbers: Snow reports as tri-state gets preview of winter
New York City woke up to its first snow ahead of winter on Sunday, with parts of the Tri-state seeing more than 8” of snow. Central Park recorded 2.7” of snow while parts of Staten Island and Queens received more than 5 inches of snow. The heaviest snow fell across New Jersey, with Colts Neck leading the way with 8.3”. Parts…
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What causes an earthquake? Here's a brief explanation and how to stay safe
So what’s the science behind what happens to cause an earthquake? Here’s a look at the anatomy of the New Jersey quake and try to explain the why and how of it all.
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Monday brings dangerous winds to NYC area; gusts nearing 60 mph recorded
We may be drying out from that drencher of a weekend, but our weather worries are far from over. Significant wind gusts whipped around the tri-state throughout the day Monday, with 35 mph sustained winds and gusts topping 55 mph, which are powerful enough to tear down trees and power lines. A wind advisory is in effect for NYC, Long…
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Hours of heavy rain drenches NYC area Saturday, sparking flood concerns
It’s another wet weather weekend for the tri-state, particularly the first half, as flood watches have been issued for neighboring counties of New York City. Rain started to pick up by the early afternoon Saturday — and it wasn’t expected to stop for hours. Flash flood watches had been issued for nearly all of New Jersey, along with the...
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Flooding threat stretches into Thursday morning as wet weather streak continues
Heavy rain overspread the New York City area Wednesday evening, and it could bring the potential for flash flooding and ponding on roadways into Thursday morning The steadiest, heaviest rain started Wednesday night and stuck around for hours. There is potential for widespread minor flooding, with some areas possibly seeing more significant flooding. Minor river flooding is also possible in…
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Flash flood watches issued: How much rain NYC area could get through weekend
Hope you got to enjoy the pleasant weather on Sunday and Monday — there won’t be much sun to enjoy until next week.
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Hour-by-hour forecast: tracking Tuesday's rain and wind storm
A heavy rain storm with the potential for flooding will be making its way into the tri-state from midday Tuesday through early Wednesday and will include heavy wind gusts. Storm Team 4 is tracking the rain and winds hour by hour. Different parts of the tri-state will see different types of precipitation at different times. Here’s an hourly breakdown of…
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Storm ends snowfall drought for some; NYC gets barely more than a trace
An almost unfamiliar sight greeted much of the tri-state Sunday morning when people woke up to find a foot of snow on the ground in parts of the Hudson Valley and northern New Jersey. The overnight storm system brought the first measurable snowfall in quite some time for the region, although areas like NYC continue to go on a record…
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Snow forecast map: How much snow could the NYC area get this weekend?
A powerful storm is heading our way this weekend with lighter accumulations expected for the immediate NYC area but areas north and west of the city could see much higher amounts. Currently, the best chance for snow remains north and west of New York City. The immediate metro area most likely will see a mix of rain and snow with possible...
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Messy Monday morning commute with heavy rain, winds hitting NYC area
A nasty storm is dumping a whole lot of rain and powerful wind gusts on the tri-state with the potential to knock out power and lead to flooding by the time the system clears out Monday morning. A widespread 1 to 2 inches of rain is expected for the region, which could cause coastal flooding in low-lying and other vulnerable…
