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Zack Shields
Meteorologist Zack Shields has been with Good Day Austin since 2000.
Zack is a native Texan, he hails from Horseshoe Bay and attended Llano High School. A graduate of Texas A&M University, Zack has a Bachelor of Science in Meteorology and began his career in Midland/Odessa, TX, as weekend Meteorologist.
In his spare time, Zack prides himself on being a great husband and father and loves entertaining his sons. He also plays golf, jogs, hikes and works on the yard and garden.
If you don't see Zack on the air during severe weather, you may find him storm chasing.
The latest from Zack Shields
Austin weather: Rain chances and Llano River flooding update
Less rain and a little warmer today with most of the widespread rain staying south and east of Austin.
Austin weather: Widespread rain as showers hit Central Texas
Grab those umbrellas as a cluster of showers and storms slowly move into the Austin area.
Austin weather: Rainy and cooler week ahead
It's a new week and a new weather pattern.
Austin weather: Sunny, dry day after rainy, stormy start
What a rainy and stormy start to the day, but sunny and drier times are ahead today, plus it won't be so hot.
Austin weather: Rain chances and heat relief
One more sizzler and then we can look forward to heat relief and increasing rain chances as a front comes to town.
Austin weather: Hot and dry spell continues but relief coming
The hot and dry spell continues today but will end later this week.
Austin weather: Hot, dry days but relief on the way?
Hotter and drier days are ahead as we start another week.
Austin weather: Isolated storm possible with hot, humid temps
The last two days the rain for the most part has gone around Austin but today this may change.
Austin weather: Less wind and more heat
Yesterday the rain stayed to our east and today most of the isolated showers and storms will remain south and west of Austin.
Austin weather: Beryl moves inland impacting parts of Central Texas
Beryl made landfall as a Category 1 hurricane and the compact system is affecting the eastern parts of Central Texas.