Weather Channel reporter Jim Cantore was struck by the fallen tree branch while reporting live during Hurricane Ian. | CNN

Shocking footage from Biloxi, Mississippi of unreal levels of storm surge. Jim Cantore and several other crews are LIVE with the latest. | The Weather Channel

JIM CANTORE IN VIRGINIA BEACH: The Weather Channel's Jim Cantore is joining 13News Now's extended snowstorm coverage as Hampton Roads braces for 10 inches of snow. Catch him again during our 6 p.m. newscast: https://www.13newsnow.com/article/weather/jim-cantore-virginia-beach-snow-storm-13news-now-weather-coverage/291-2e60f740-4e80-4cf9-81af-d363a476bc10 | 13News Now - WVEC

'JUST GIVE ME A MINUTE': As the Weather Channel's Jim Cantore was in the middle of his live report from Punta Gorda while Hurricane Ian roared ashore, a flying tree branch knocked him to the ground. He had to fight 150 mph winds to get back on his feet. STORY: https://bit.ly/3LTnovv | FOX 13 News - Tampa Bay

Watch Weather Channel meteorologist Jim Cantore's reaction to capturing rare thundersnow on camera multiple times while covering the snowstorm in Plymouth, Massachusetts, early Sunday. For more on weather: http://nbcnews.to/1vPShb9 | NBC News

Meteorologist Jim Cantore was reporting on the latest impacts of Winter Storm Blair in Kansas City on Sunday morning when thundersnow occurred. Check out his reaction: | The Weather Channel