Rebecca Schuld, Meteorologist
Rebecca is the meteorologist for the noon and 4:00 PM shows, Monday through Friday.
A Green Bay native, Rebecca is thrilled to continue career growth in her home state.
Her fascination with weather began as a young child watching storms roll in. The insatiable need to always "know why" led to her pursuit of studying weather. Rebecca graduated with a degree in Environmental Biology from UWGB in 2005 and has continued graduate work in Meteorology from USDA Graduate School.
In early 2010, she was awarded the AMS Seal of Approval from the American Meteorological Society and she took top honors for "Best Weathercast" in a medium size market for the 2013 Wisconsin Broadcasters Association Awards. She also competed in the 2012 Dancing with the Stars event, a major fundraiser for the American Red Cross. "I love helping others and delivering useful weather information is one way I can do that," she says.
You can find Rebecca on air weekdays at noon and at 4pm and 4:30pm on CBS58. Please follow her on Facebook and Twitter too, just search her name.
Articles by Rebecca Schuld
- Weather Whys: How wildfires happen
- Rain chances return late Wednesday
- Wildfire smoke retreats now but may return Sunday
- Weather Whys: Warming lake temperatures
- CBS 58 Hometowns: History of Schlitz Audubon Nature Center
- Calling for a rainy start to May
- Weather Whys: Windy season
- Wisconsin sees second windiest March since 1940
- Having Warm Thoughts on This Chilly Day
- Having warm thoughts on this warmer inland type of day across the area
- Weather Whys: Weather folklore
- Solid rain is on the way
- Weather Whys: Snow forecasting
- Accumulating snow likely on Wednesday as a Winter Storm Watch is issued
- Oh the Winter of 1979
- Weather Whys: Arctic air
- Cold temps continue this month
- Afternoon Update: Winter Weather Advisory cancelled as conditions dry out this afternoon
- Weather Whys: Steam fog
- Thinking Warm Thoughts on This Chilly Thursday
- Black Friday weather remains chilly but quiet
- Weather Whys: Changes to winter weather alerts
- More rain on the way
- Temps continue to hover above normal in the days ahead
- Weekend Forecast Features Some Rain
- Late Afternoon Update: Scattered rain and storm chances continue on a breezy and mild Election Day
- Weather Whys: Frosty mornings
- Rebecca Schuld takes a rise above, exploring Milwaukee rooftops
- After a touch of fall, more summer-like heat builds in next week
- Weather Whys: Milestones of the season
- Afternoon Update: Storms have exited the area for now but more are brewing to our west and headed this way
- A closer inspection at daylight loss this month
- A pleasant stretch of summer weather set to continue
- Weather Whys: Extreme heat
- Tracking heat and humidity along with storm chances this weekend
- Taking a deep dive into July, our warmest month of the year
- Changing weather ahead for this next leg of Summerfest
- Weather Whys: Summer solstice
- Night-time Update: Scattered storms work out of the area until closer to sunrise
- Early afternoon update: Severe threat will stay across Illinois.
- Evening Update: Hottest temps of the year bring a threat for strong storms
- Bracing For Heat and Humidity
- Evening Update: Locally heavy rainfall possible
- Late Night Update: Last Push of Rain is Overhead
- Weather Whys: Cicadas emerge
- 3 PM Update: Severe thunderstorm watch canceled for some counties.
- Update: Confirmed tornadoes from Tuesday's Severe weather outbreak
- Mid-evening update: Storms ending into the overnight
- Weather Whys: Spring and baseball
- Tornado Watch is canceled.
- No joke April delivers rain and then snow to kick off the month
- Weekly drought monitor reveals southeast Wisconsin in the best shape as wet March rolls on
- Weather Whys: Daylight Saving Time
- Leaping Over Weather Stats on This Day in Weather History
- Lake effect remains possible overnight for Racine, Kenosha, and Milwaukee counties.
- Warm February weather
- Weather Whys: Lake ice
- Dense Fog Advisory extended into the evening
- Blizzard Warning until 3 AM for Fond du Lac and Sheboygan counties. Winter storm warnings continue overnight.
- A gradual slide to normal temperatures into the new year
- Bracing for a wet Christmas
- Stargazers delight tonight as Geminid meteor shower reaches peak
- A chance to see Northern Lights happens tonight
- Holiday Travel Outlook Now Through Black Friday Across the Nation
- Weather Whys: Earthquake explainer
- Record-breaking warmth to a spooky chill this Halloween weekend
- Weather Whys: Pressure systems
- Summer to Fall in a Hurry, A Look at Our Changing Forecast
- Weather Whys: Harvest time with Hunger Task Force
- Recent Rains Reveal Improvements in Weekly Drought Monitor
- Morning Update: Storms are done for Thursday
- Pop Up Storms In Progress This Afternoon
- August Features Continued Summery Conditions
- Solid Heat on the Way Next Week
- Weekly Drought Monitor Shows Only Modest Improvements with Recent Rainfall
- Heating Up Through The Holiday
- The Summer Solstice Starts Tomorrow
- Drought Conditions Worsen in Southeast Wisconsin
- Hazy start to the new week
- Drought Conditions Starting to Creep into the Area