Drew Burgoyne, Chief Meteorologist
Drew's fascination with weather and television started at a very early age in the Midwest. Drew was born in Green Bay, Wis., before migrating south toward southern Wisconsin.
"Living in Oconomowoc gave me the opportunity to experience some extreme weather conditions. When the weather turned nasty, I loved to watch the great television personalities in Milwaukee tell me the story," Burgoyne said. "I was fortunate to discover what I wanted to do since middle school, so I was able to prepare myself for a career in television at a very young age."
Drew graduated from Northern Illinois University with a degree in meteorology and a minor in journalism. While in college, Drew worked as a reporter and meteorologist for CNN Local Headline news in DeKalb, Ill.
Drew moved to northwest Arkansas in 2002 and joined the ABC 40/29 weather team. In 2003 Drew earned the AMS seal of approval. In 2006 Drew was promoted to Chief Meteorologist for 40/29.
It's hard to believe Drew is celebrating eight years in his role of chief meteorologist here at CBS 58 this coming year. He stands behind his one important mission of "getting you ready" with an accurate forecast you can live by every single day of your life.
Drew lives in Wauwatosa with wife, Adrienne, and his two children, Brett and Reese. And when Drew's not eyeing the weather, he's busy rooting on his kids at all those gymnastics meets. Parents, you can probably relate.
Articles by Drew Burgoyne
- Weather Whys: Blizzards
- Another 70 degree day. Milwaukee is approaching a record!
- Weather Whys: Fall thunderstorms
- Weather Whys: How tornadoes form
- Weather Whys: Thunderstorms ⛈️
- Flooding rainfall is possible tonight
- Weather Whys: Severe weather
- Weather Whys: Tornado outbreaks
- Weather Whys: Spring frost
- Weather Whys: Spring snow
- Tracking rain and warmth for Christmas Day
- Tuesday Early Afternoon Update: Pesky clouds, flurries, sprinkles before better weather takes hold
- Watching a system Friday that could bring a mix of rain and snow
- Weather Whys: Meteorological winter
- Weather Whys: Sun angle
- Weather Whys: Urban heat island effect
- The latest drought monitor is released. Most of our area is now in a severe drought.
- Snow returns to the area on Wednesday
- Another round of freezing drizzle possible tonight
- Watching for wet snow on Friday
- Frost advisory issued for tonight
- More rain is expected later this evening
- Watching an isolated storm chance for this evening; storms could be strong if they do develop.
- Strong to severe storms are possible Tuesday night
- February is off to a quiet start. Snow chances increase this week.
- High wind watch has been issued for Wednesday night. Wind gusts to 60 mph are possible.
- Coldest night of the season is expected
- More storms are possible overnight into Tuesday
- High heat and humidity could fuel showers and storms for part of this weekend
- Severe weather is possible late Wednesday night. The damaging wind threat has increased.
- 9:00 PM Update. Severe thunderstorm threat is over for tonight.
- Tracking showers and storms for Saturday. Isolated severe weather is possible.
- Students across Wisconsin celebrate CBS 58's 12th Annual Brewers Weather Day
- Strong storms could produce hail overnight
- Rain arrives this evening with a chance for a wintry mix overnight
- Rain and some storms are possible later this evening
- More snow arrives for Sunday. Accumulation likely.
- The major snow has ended. Milwaukee sets a new daily snowfall record.
- Tracking snow overnight into Saturday morning
- Friday 7 AM Update: Snow reports coming in as snow comes to an end
- Accumulating snow and cold return for Thursday
- Wind Chill Advisory for parts of the area tonight
- Another chance for snow arrives on Saturday!
- More snow and arctic air arrive Thursday into Friday
- Snow returns this week
- Snow showers arrive Monday evening
- More accumulating snow is coming for New Year's Day
- Snow chances return for Monday
- Tracking weekend winter weather
- October warmth quickly returns
- One Last Round of Storms Possible This Evening
- Noon Update: Storms beginning to weaken
- Strong to severe storms are expected for Thursday afternoon and evening
- New frost advisory issued for tonight
- More frost and freeze advisories issued for tonight
- Cold shot for the end of the week. Frost and freeze likely.
- March goes out on a cloudy and cool note.
- Severe weather outbreak possible across portions of Iowa and Illinois Saturday
- Strong to severe storms are possible on Thursday
- Changing weather for Wednesday. Snow likely for the morning commute.
- Tracking a mix of rain and snow overnight
- Several rounds of precipitation expected on Thursday
- Waukesha Janboree kicks off 10-day run of winter fun
- Another chance for light snow on Wednesday
- Major winter storm coming for the weekend; winter storm watches issued
- All eyes on the weekend for significant snow
- January is Milwaukee's snowiest month
- Coldest air since March is coming for next week
- Accumulating snow returns for Wednesday
- Winter weather advisory issued for parts of the area; snow arrives overnight with accumulation
- Tracking snow for Wednesday: Accumulation is possible
- Winter Weather Advisory issued; accumulating snow likely for Halloween
- Tracking a mix late Wednesday into Halloween. Snow accumulation likely
- Wind Advisory Until 3 PM Tuesday
- NOAA Winter Outlook: Better chances for snow across the Midwest
- Tracking a cold front for tonight. Quick drop in temperature coming.
- Coldest air of the season coming this weekend -- including a chance for flurries
- A warm pattern ahead going into October
- Milwaukee's last sunset at 7:00 PM until spring
- Storm chances increase overnight