Cutter Martin
Meteorologist
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Cutter Martin was born and raised on the Gulf Coast, where he tracked hurricanes and enjoyed summer downpours.
Cutter has had a true passion for weather since he was a toddler. This passion evolved over time; becoming a career while 'in college' at Texas Tech University. Before coming to WTOC, he worked as a weekend forecaster, severe weather reporter/producer at KCBD-TV in Lubbock, TX.
Upon graduation, Cutter seized an opportunity to get back to the coast, and of course the humidity! If not at 'work', he loves to eat, watch TV and run.
He looks forward to spending time exploring the Coastal Empire and South Carolina Lowcountry and getting to know local viewers!
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Under a few clouds, the temperature warms into the lower 90s by noon; peaking in the mid and upper 90s by mid-afternoon.
Today is a First Alert Weather Day. Dangerous heat indices are possible later today.
Good morning! It’s a warm and humid start to Wednesday with spotty rain showers dotting the area early this morning. Roadways are wet around the area this morning after overnight rain showers.
A few rain showers continue to roll into our area from the near shore coastal waters this morning. Spotty downpours are tied to an area of low pressure moving through our area.
A few rain showers continue to roll into our area from the near shore coastal waters this morning. Spotty downpours are tied to an area of low pressure just off the northeast Florida coast.
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Like any living organism, house plants are prone to pests and disease – both of which can seriously impact the health of the plant.
It’s a muggy start to our Friday with Savannah Metro temperatures steady in the low to mid-70s. It’s even warmer at the beach. Areas of low clouds and fog are possible through the morning commute; eventually given way to more sunshine this morning.
It’s a warm and humid start to Thursday with temperatures in the low to mid-70s around the area through the morning commute. It’s closer to 80° on the beach this morning.
It’s a warm and humid start to Wednesday with temperatures in the low to mid-70s around the area through the morning commute. It’s closer to 80° on the beach this morning.
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Good morning! It’s a warm and humid - muggy - start to Tuesday with temperatures in the low to mid-70s around the area. It’s closer to 80° on the beach this morning.
Good morning! It’s a mild and humid start to our Monday with temperatures forecast to remain in the low to mid-70s through the morning commute.
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The Savannah Ogeechee Canal Museum & Nature Center is located in extreme western Chatham County, just south of Fort Argyle Road.
It’s a mild, humid start to Wednesday with Savannah Metro temperatures in the low to mid-70s. Beaches are closer to 80° this morning! It’s a mostly dry morning, but an isolated shower cannot be ruled out.
It’s a mild, humid start to Wednesday with Savannah Metro temperatures in the low to mid-70s.
It’s a mild, humid start to Tuesday with Savannah Metro temperatures in the low to mid-70s. Beaches are closer to 80° this morning! Spotty rain showers have developed over island and coastal areas.
It’s a warm, humid and mostly dry start to Monday with Savannah Metro temperatures in the low to mid-70s. Beaches are closer to 80° this morning!
Good evening! Temperatures are in the upper 80s to near 90 where it is dry and the sunshine is out. Though, scattered thunderstorms are popping up across the Coastal Empire and Lowcountry.
It’s a dry. to mostly dry, warm and humid start to Friday with temperatures in the low to mid-70s.
This morning will continue to be breezy as Tropical Storm Elsa pulls away from our area.
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Tropical Storm Elsa dumped rain across Florida’s northern Gulf Coast early Wednesday but appears to have spared the state significant damage and widespread power outages.
Overnight, Elsa weakened back to a Tropical Storm and is forecast to make Landfall later this morning north of Tampa, along Florida’s ‘Big Bend’.
Tropical Storm Elsa is tracking through the southeastern Gulf of Mexico after making landfall on the Caribbean Coast of Cuba Monday.
The forecast remains muggy with only a chance of a spotty shower, or two, through the morning commute.
Today begins with fairly comfortable morning temperatures in the upper 60s and lower 70s. Its a dry morning with patchy areas of fog. The forecast remains dry through the morning commute.
It’s warm and humid across the area with temperatures in the low to mid-70s across the Savannah Metro.
It’s a warm and humid morning across the area. Temperatures are in the low to mid-70s around the Savannah Metro.
It’s warm and humid this morning with Savannah Metro temperatures in the low to mid-70s out the door, under a partly cloudy sky.
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Rain and storms offshore are building their way into our area ahead of an area of low pressure that was recently upgraded to Tropical Storm Danny off of our coastline.
An area of low pressure just off of the southeast coast has a high, 70%, chance of tropical development before it moves inland along our coastline late this afternoon or evening.
Good morning! It’s warm and humid across the Savannah Metro, though, cooler than yesterday morning. Temperatures are in the low to mid-70s around the core of the Metro.
Good morning! Under some low clouds and patchy fog this morning, temperatures are in the low to mid-70s. We’ll see a mix of sun and clouds today.
Good morning! We begins Tuesday with warm temperatures in the low to mid-70s across the immediate Savannah Metro, humid conditions and spotty rain showers that are moving southwest, to northeast, across the area.
This morning is mild and muggy with a much calmer wind and only spotty chance of a quick shower in the forecast.
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Sunday is a First Alert Weather Day. Bands of showers and storms are forecast to rotate around Tropical Depression Claudette and through our area. A few, embedded, severe storms are possible.
Today is a First Alert Weather Day. Bands of showers and storms are forecast to rotate around Tropical Depression Claudette and through our area this afternoon and evening.
It’s a pretty nice one out there with temperatures in the mid and upper 60s in many inland spots, around 70° on the west side of Savannah and mid to upper 70s along the immediate coastline.
Good morning and happy Thursday! Temperatures are cooler this morning.
Good morning! It’s a warm, humid and dry morning across the Coastal Empire and Lowcountry.
Good morning! It’s a somewhat warm and humid morning across the area.
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Good morning! It’s a mild and very humid start to Monday with areas of low visibility and fog scattered around the area.
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Good morning! It’s another mild one with temperatures in the low to mid-70s around the Savannah Metro this morning.
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The First Alert Weather Team reminds you to keep a hurricane kit stocked during hurricane season. Essentials like water, non-perishable food, cash and medications are often at the top of the list.
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The Cason family moved to picturesque Burnside Island in the spring of 2017 and just six months later, Hurricane Irma moved in.
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Whether in a powerful tropical system like Hurricane Matthew or a particularly intense summer thunderstorm, it’s bound to happen. Trees will come down.