Kevin Lemanowicz Facts: Bio, Age, Height, Weight, Family, and Net Worth

Kevin Lemanowicz is an American television weather presenter and journalist, and chief meteorologist for Wfxw.

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Best Known For:The television program Boston 25 News

Breakthrough:Graduated from Cornell University with a Bachelor of Science degree in meteorology

10 Quick Facts About Kevin Lemanowicz

Full Name: Kevin Lemanowicz
Nationality: American
Profession: Meteorologist
Known For: The television program Boston 25 News
Current Employer: WFXW
Place of Birth: New England
Marital Status: Married
Gender: Male
Beats: Weather
Media Level: Regional

Kevin Lemanowicz Age

Kevin Lemanowicz's exact age is not publicly confirmed.

Education

He attended Cornell University, where he earned a Bachelor of Science in Meteorology.

Cornell University
- Qualification: Bachelor of Science
- Field of Study: Meteorology

Career & Work

Kevin Lemanowicz's career includes journalism and broadcasting roles with WFXT-TV, a television station and WTIC-TV.

Organization: WFXT-TV

Role: Chief Meteorologist

Period: 1996–February 27, 2026

Details: Boston, Massachusetts

Organization: WTIC-TV

Role: Chief Meteorologist

Period: Before 1996

Details: Hartford, Connecticut

Organization: WVIT-TV

Role: Meteorologist

Period: Early career

Details: Hartford, Connecticut · Began his professional broadcast meteorology career.

Organization: Fleetweather, Inc.

Role: Staff Meteorologist

Period: Historical

Details: United States · Tracked storms and provided weather information for radio stations, schools and private industry.

Organization: New England Weather Service

Role: Meteorologist

Period: Historical

Details: Hartford, Connecticut · Produced weather forecasts for radio stations and commercial clients.

Organization: WFXT-TV

Role: Weather and Climate Science Presenter

Period: Historical

Details: Boston, Massachusetts · Produced weather and climate stories including Climate Matters and contributed forecasts for New England media and sports organizations.

Rise to Fame

Kevin Lemanowicz rose to prominence for his role on the television show Boston 25 News.

Notable Works

Notable media work includes Boston 25 News, Boston 25 Severe Weather Coverage, and Climate Matters.

Television

TV Show: Boston 25 News (Chief Meteorologist, 1996-2026) — Long-running chief meteorologist assignment in the Boston television market
TV Show: Boston 25 Severe Weather Coverage (Chief Meteorologist, 1996-2026) — Forecasts and extended reporting on major New England storms
TV Show: Climate Matters (Weather and Climate Presenter) — One-hour prime-time programme examining the effects of climate change in southern New England

Work: Broadcast Meteorology Education and Community Outreach (Meteorologist and Presenter) — School visits, STEM presentations and public weather education events

Notable Coverage

2011 Massachusetts tornado outbreak - Boston 25 News - 2011 - Covered damaging tornadoes in central and western Massachusetts
Historic 2015 winter snowstorms - Boston 25 News - 2015 - Guided audiences through extreme snowfall and repeated winter storms in New England
2023 Leominster flooding - Boston 25 News - 2023 - Forecast and reported on severe flooding in Massachusetts
New England winter weather - Boston 25 News - Covered the April Fools' Day Blizzard of 1997 and numerous major winter storms

Awards & Achievements

Silver Circle Award — National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, Boston/New England Chapter — Distinguished contributions to television broadcasting and community service.

Lesser Known Facts

He began his broadcasting career in Hartford, Connecticut, before moving to Boston.
He remembers experiencing the Blizzard of 1978 while in third grade.
He was Boston 25 News's first and only chief meteorologist from its 1996 launch until February 2026.
His forecasts have supported organizations including the Boston Red Sox and regional radio stations.
He left Boston 25 on February 27, 2026, after nearly thirty years at the station.
He contributed to a special television programme called Climate Matters.