Marshall McPeek is the weekend morning meteorologist and co-anchor, and reporter for NBC 4.

He joined NBC 4 in January 2002.

Before joining Storm Team 4, Marshall worked as a weather anchor for WEWS-TV and as a weather anchor/reporter at WKYC-TV, both in Cleveland.

He also worked as an anchor/reporter for WTOL-TV in Toledo, Ohio, and WSIL-TV in Harrisburg, Ill.

Marshall earned a Bachelor of Science degree in journalism from Ohio University and a broadcast meteorology certificate from Mississippi State University.

Marshall has been nominated for two Emmy awards. The first nomination was for his series of reports from Adana, Turkey; the second for spot news coverage in Cleveland. He says that he feels like Susan Lucci, having lost both times.

He has also received several Ohio Associated Press awards.

He said the most memorable story he covered was the struggle against, and the devastation of, the Mississippi River flooding of 1993. He also listed following members of the Toledo Air National Guard to Incirlik AFB (Turkey) as they patrolled the no-fly zone over northern Iraq (reports were nominated for an Emmy Award).

Marshall grew up in Bucyrus, Ohio, where he landed his first broadcasting gig with WBCO-AM/WBCQ-FM (now WQEL) doing everything from news to disc jockey to live remotes at the Crawford County Fair.

Marshall is a big sushi fan, has a weakness for an enormous burrito and has been known to enjoy beverages served in stemware.

Favorites:

Food: I love sushi, Chipotle burritos, and a homemade dish with a stolen recipe called Smoked Chicken, Spinach and Tortellini in a Tomato-Basil Cream Sauce. Plus, I make a pretty mean Sesame-Crusted Tuna
Movies: "Chicago," "Torch Song Trilogy," "The Empire Strikes Back," "The Sound of Music," "Henry V"
Books: "Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy," "Wicked: The Life and Times of the Wicked Witch of the West," "Home Improvement 1-2-3"
Music: A bunch of show tunes, a little pop, a little jazz, a little classical, a little dance and a whole lot of NPR talk
Hobbies: Creating disaster zones in and around the house and labeling them "home improvement"
Sports: I enjoy the occasional round of golf, but we're not going to discuss my handicap
Travel destination: Dreaming of a return trip to Mt. Ngaruhoe and Mt. Ruapehu in the central volcanic plateau of New Zealand's North Island
Ohio/Central Ohio place: Bucyrus is the Bratwurst Capital of the World!
NBC show: "The West Wing" and "The Today Show"