Fritz Coleman is an American television personality, comedian, and weatherman.

Fritz Coleman is best known for his long-time career as a weatherman on KNBC-TV, the NBC affiliate in Los Angeles. He served as the station’s weathercaster for several decades.

In addition to his work as a weatherman, Coleman is a stand-up comedian. He has performed in comedy clubs and theaters, incorporating humor into his observations about everyday life, family, and aging.

Fritz Coleman graduated from Salem College in West Virginia and began his career as a stand-up comedian before transitioning to television.

Coleman has received several awards for his work, including multiple Los Angeles Area Emmy Awards for his contributions as a weathercaster.

Beyond his television and comedy career, Fritz Coleman has been involved in community service and charitable activities. He has supported various causes and organizations in the Los Angeles area.

Fritz Coleman announced his retirement as the KNBC-TV weatherman in 2020 after a career spanning over three decades. His final broadcast as the station’s weathercaster was in June 2020.

Coleman has also performed one-man shows, blending comedy and storytelling. These shows often touch on his experiences as a weatherman and comedian.

Fritz Coleman is well-regarded for his warm and humorous approach to weather reporting and his ability to connect with viewers. His contributions to both weather forecasting and comedy have made him a familiar and beloved figure in the Los Angeles community.