Meteorologist Dagmar Midcap Departs CBS Atlanta
After appearing on the station starting in late 2025, the veteran forecaster has left the Atlanta outlet.
Updated on Oct. 21, 2026 in Current Conditions
Meteorologist Dagmar Midcap has officially departed CBS Atlanta following her exit from the station's broadcast schedule in May 2026. Her profile was subsequently removed from the station's website in October 2026.
Why it matters
Her departure marks a change in the meteorological team at the station after a relatively short tenure. It concludes a brief return to the city for the experienced forecaster.
The meteorologist had been away from the Atlanta market for 15 years before rejoining the local broadcasting scene in late 2025.
The players
Dagmar Midcap
She is a professional meteorologist who previously worked in the Atlanta media market.
CBS Atlanta
This is a local television station serving the Atlanta area.
The details
Dagmar Midcap had returned to Atlanta television in late 2025 after a long hiatus. Following her final air appearance in May 2026, the station finalized the transition by removing her information from its official digital platform in October 2026.
Timeline
Late 2025: Dagmar Midcap joined CBS Atlanta.
May 2026: Midcap stopped appearing on air.
October 2026: Midcap was removed from the CBS Atlanta website.
Seasonal Patterns
This transition follows a pattern of local broadcast staffing cycles often observed within the regional news industry. It marks a departure from the station's recent on-air lineup established throughout 2025.
Viewers who rely on local weather forecasts can expect to see updated on-air personnel during regular broadcast segments. The station remains the primary point of contact for local meteorological updates for Atlanta residents.
The takeaway
Staffing changes at local stations are a common part of the broadcasting landscape. Viewers can monitor the station's official website for the most current information regarding their local weather team.
Further reading
For more updates on local station personnel, visit the Atlanta Current Conditions page.
Source note: This article includes information reported by The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
