Pat Cavlin is leaving KHOU 11 Houston.
Here is what Cavlin posted on social media Sunday evening:
"After an incredible 4 years… this will be my last week with KHOU.
I cannot even fit into this caption how grateful I am to have been apart of this incredible station. This is by far the greatest place I have ever worked, with some of the most talented individuals I’ve ever met.
As for what’s next… just know it has to be something good to pull me away from this special place."
From what I hear, Cavlin is heading to New York.
Cavlin joined KHOU 11 as the TEGNA station’s weekend evening meteorologist in March 2022.
Before arriving in Houston, Cavlin worked at NBC2 WBBH in Southwest Florida, where he had been a meteorologist since January 2020. Prior to his time in Florida, he forecast at News 12 Long Island and 13WMAZ. He began his television career with the News 12 Networks in New York City.
Originally from the New York City area, Cavlin earned a Bachelor of Science in Meteorology from the State University of New York College at Oswego in 2013.
Outside the weather center, Cavlin previously volunteered as an EMT with the East Meadow Fire Department on Long Island and has held a pilot’s license since April 2015.
