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
- Sub-Zero Chills Remain in Weather News This Week
- January Odds and Ends
- Still Looking to Accumulate More Seasonal Snow
- The Chance for a White Christmas is Growing
- Breaking Down a Snowless, but Windy and Cold End to Meteorological Fall
- A Chilly Start With A Chilly Milestone Today
- All the Fall Feels Underway
- Prolonged Period of Rain on the Way
- The Ups and Downs of Meteorological Fall
- Solid warmth this summer and so far this year for Milwaukee
- Severe Storms Barrel Through Fond du Lac and Sheboygan Counties
- Showers and storms weakening. Flood advisory.
- Summer Starts Warm with Storms
- Heat Builds, Humidity Stays in Check
- Rain should be ending around 10 PM. Evening flooding remains a concern.
- Cristobal Steers Away A Dry Start To June
- Up and Down Temps Continue
- June Starts Warm
- Hottest Day of Season Arrives Tuesday - Let's Talk 90s
- Slicing and Dicing Warmer Weather Stats
- Staying Safe on Lake Michigan as Temps Warm
- Talking Heat on This Last Day of Severe Weather Awareness Week
- Talking Severe Weather and Lightning
- Wind and Cold to Start the Week
- Let's Talk Temps
- Cold Now, but Winter's Days are Numbered
- 2020 sturgeon spearing: Wet year, mild winter create safety concerns and potential for low harvest
- Southeast Wisconsin reaches a sunset milestone ☀️
- Winter Weather Advisory Starting Friday 5pm
- A lovely weekend to enjoy holiday fun underway
- Mild weather melts area lake ice
- Cold now but more warmth on the way
- Very cold air arrives for Tuesday morning!
- Overnight Update: Weekend Weather Includes Windy Rain and Snow
- More Fall More Darkness
- Tropical Storm Nestor To Make Landfall Saturday
- Windy Wednesday
- Lots of Weather Changes This Week
- A Coin Flip on Temps For Today's Date
- Two Tornadoes Now Confirmed In Jefferson County.
- Soggy September Stretch
- Coolest High and Low Since The Start of Summer
- Dorian Becomes A Hurricane
- Triple-Digit Heat Fades For the Season
- Rainfall Record on This Date Last Year
- A Bit of August Gloom
- Seasonable Temps Turn Warm Again
- August 90s
- Dry Stretch Coming to an End
- Summer Cooldown
- Ups and Downs on Lake Michigan
- Brace For Brutal Heat Ahead
- More Heat on the Way
- Comfortable Weather For The Weekend
- July Weather Notes
- Talking Heat Awareness
- Gloom to Seasonal Averages in the the 70s
- Sunday Storm Recap
- Still Waiting on the 80s
- Wet Night in Wisconsin
- Primo Tailgating Weather, Storms Late
- 70s Likely This Weekend
- Rain to Weekend Sun
- Shower and Storm Chances Increase This Evening
- Watching Rain and a Touch of Mix
- A Winning Forecast
- Evening Update....Scattered showers will develop
- A Look on the Bright Side
- High and Dry
- Earth Passes Closest Point to Sun
- Icy Roads Tonight
- Rainy Raw Thursday Ahead
- Winter is Here
- This November Rivals Coldest in History
- October Wrap Up
- A New Week, A New Month
- All the Fall Feels
- Heat Gives Way to Rain
- Wisconsin Bottles Late Season Warmth
- Mother Nature Delivers on Rain