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Todd Gutner

 Todd GutnerTodd Gutner is WBZ-TV’s AccuWeather Meteorologist for WBZ-TV News at 5PM, 6PM and 11PM as well as WBZ-TV News at 10PM on sister-station myTV38 (WSBK-TV). He also contributes weather reports to Boston’s CBS radio stations, and he anchors the seasonal weekly news series “Gardening with Gutner.” WBZ AccuWeather is the “Official Forecast of NESN’s Red Sox Coverage” featuring the WBZ-TV team of AccuWeather Meteorologists: Barry Burbank, Todd Gutner, and Joe Joyce.

Gutner joined WBZ-TV from WCSH-TV (NBC) in Portland, ME and sister station WLBZ-TV (NBC) in Bangor, ME where he served as weekend meteorologist for the 6PM and 11PM newscasts. He was also meteorologist for the Monday-Wednesday noon newscasts on both stations. In addition, Gutner served as meteorologist on the weekend 10PM newscasts on WPXT-TV (CW) in Westbrook, ME. Before he came to Maine, Gutner began his career as a meteorologist at KGO-TV in San Francisco, CA as a weather producer.

Gutner holds a degree in meteorology from the State University of New York at Oneonta. He was born and raised in West Hartford, CT, and is a self-proclaimed “Red Sox fanatic.” Todd enjoys playing sports, gardening and most of all spending time with family. He and his wife Rachel proudly welcomed twins to the family in September 2009, son Brody and daughter Lila.

Boston’s WBZ-TV and myTV38 (WSBK) are owned and operated by CBS Television Stations, one of the largest network-owned groups.

4.0 magnitude earthquake measured at Weston Observatory

Does New England Have To Worry About A Big Earthquake?

People all across New England felt the magnitude 4.0 earthquake that was centered in southern Maine.

2012/10/17

Flower Arrangements, horticulture

Gardening With Gutner: Planting Fall Bulbs

Sadly another gardening season is coming to a close but one of the last plantings you can do this Fall is to plant one of your favorite spring blooming bulbs for next season’s early color.

2012/10/09

(Photo credit: KIMIHIRO HOSHINO/AFP/Getty Images)

Gardening With Gutner: Apple Picking Tips

The apple season is well underway and with the warm temperatures that we experienced in March, the season is about 10 days ahead of a ‘normal’ schedule.

2012/09/11

The Tower Hill Botanic Garden in Boylston.

Gardening With Gutner: Gardening For Kids

There are so many summer camps to choose from for kids, so we traveled to Boylston, where there is a truly unique program.

2012/08/21

Powdery Mildew on squash leaf. (Photo Credit: Mark Saidnawey)

Gardening With Gutner: Summer Garden Fungus

Here are some ways to fix the fungus problem that may be plaguing your garden this summer.

2012/08/07

The Nightengale Community Garden in Dorchester.

Gardening With Gutner: A Look At Nightingale Community Garden

Todd traveled to Nightingale Community Garden in Dorchester, just one of dozens of green spaces located within Boston’s city limits.

2012/07/24

(Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)

Gardening With Gutner: Summer Lawn Care Tips

Here are some helpful tips to help you keep your yard looking its best even in the middle of the summer.

2012/07/10

Blueberries (File Image)

Gardening With Gutner: Blueberry Season

This year’s blueberry season is one of the best ever and it’s a great time to go “u-picking” at Parlee Farm in Tyngsboro.

2012/06/26

(Photo credit ALAIN JOCARD/AFP/Getty Images)

Gardening With Gutner: Good Bugs Vs. Bad Bugs

It’s June and that means it’s time to make sure our gardens are protected from bugs.

2012/06/12

(credit: GOU YIGE/AFP/Getty Images)

Gardening With Gutner: Tomato Time

Now that we are safely past any frost in greater Boston it’s officially time to plant this years crop of tender veggies.

2012/05/15

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