Highlights for Greg Fishel

• WRAL-TV’s Fishel Comes Out Tops on Indy’s Best of Triangle 2018

  In June, Independent Weekly released their Best of the Triangle 2018 list.  Readers voted on the wide variety of categories, then Indy Week culled the list to finalists.  Readers voted again.  WRAL-TV Chief Meteorologist Greg Fishel won the Best Local TV Weatherperson.  And several other CBC personalities and entities enjoyed spots as Finalists. Best Local Radio […]
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  Behind the Solar Eclipse: Being Camera-Ready for the Big Event

  WRAL-TV Photojournalists Richard Adkins and Keith Baker knew they had one chance at bringing the solar eclipse live atop Clingman’s Dome to Triangle viewers.  These were the two men behind the cameras in the path of totality with WRAL-TV Chief Meteorologist Greg Fishel and WRAL-TV Weather Executive Producer Nate Johnson.  What came and went in […]
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  Fun on PM Magazine BLOOPERS

  Enjoy these outtakes from the popular evening program “PM Magazine” with hosts Tom McNamara and Susan Dahlin circa 1984. You’ll also see legendary WRAL news anchors Charlie Gaddy and Adele Arakawa, as well as chief meteorologist Greg Fishel in a few of the bloopers. Background music is “Kodachrome” by Paul Simon.

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  Tar River United Way Launches Sunday Supper at Rocky Mount Mills

  The United Way Tar River Region held their inaugural Sunday Supper at Rocky Mount Mills on Sunday, May 21, 2017. The local nonprofit organization event was hosted by WRAL-TV’s longtime Chief Meteorologist Greg Fishel. The idea of Sunday Supper at the Mills came from a similar event hosted in Raleigh that supported Hurricane Matthew relief […]
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  Exploring Climate Change documentary

  “Exploring Climate Change” is a documentary produced in 2015.

  From Raleigh, North Carolina to Barrow, Alaska and back again, WRAL Chief Meteorologist Greg Fishel and photojournalist Richard Adkins traveled the continent looking for answers on climate change. They spoke to leading climate scientists, as well as religion experts to understand the science of climate change, what changes we can already see affecting our state and why such a divide exists between scientists and the general public.