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A homeowner credited my live coverage of the March 10, 2025 tornado with saving her life. After hearing me name her street on air, she moved to a closet moments before a large oak tree crashed through the window where she had been standing.

Professional Communicator. Trusted Weather Leader

My career of more than 20 years has been shaped by a clear belief: do the work well, treat the people around you with respect, and serve the audience with honesty.

That belief guides how I approach teamwork and leadership. While recent severe weather coverage has brought national attention, it has never been a solo effort. Viewers may see one or two meteorologists on screen, but every call is supported by a focused team of producers, directors, photographers, and technical professionals working in real time. Preparation, communication, and shared responsibility are central to how I lead and collaborate.

Giving Back

Beyond daily forecasting, I actively give back to the profession that shaped my career. I helped launch and now lead the FOX 35 Weather Internship Program, mentoring the next generation of broadcast meteorologists. I also serve on the AMS Certified Broadcast Meteorologist Exam Committee, contributing directly to the standards that define the field.

I am a member of NATAS and serve as a judge for its annual awards. I am also a Seal holder and active member of both the American Meteorological Society and the National Weather Association. My focus is long term: strengthening the craft, raising expectations, and improving the science communication viewers rely on year after year.

Strong Digital Reach

I connect with an audience averaging tens of millions of verified impressions each month across social platforms. I currently reach more than 300,000 followers on Facebook alone, extending weather coverage well beyond the television screen. My digital focus is enterprising weather and science-adjacent graphics designed specifically for online audiences.

As Seen on TV

  • ORLANDO, 2021—NOW at WOFL (FOX 35), Weekdays

  • DENVER, 2019-2021 at KDVR, Weekdays

  • HOUSTON, 2013-2019 at KHOU, Weekdays

  • TAMPA, 2010-2013 at WFLA, Weekends

  • COLUMBIA, SC, 2005-2010 at WIS, Weekdays

  • SIOUX CITY, 2004-2005 at KMEG, Weekdays

  • BOSTON, 2003-2004 at WHDH, Wx Graphics Producer

Education

  • Broadcast Meteorology and Geosciences at Mississippi State University.

  • BFA in Film and Video from the Massachusetts College of Art, with two additional years in Graphic Design.

Credentials

As a dual Seal holder (AMS/NWA) and active member of both the National Weather Association and the American Meteorological Society, I remain engaged in ongoing professional development, including regular participation in national weather conferences.

Staying current with advances in meteorological science is essential to leading teams effectively and delivering accurate, timely information to the public when it matters most.

Weather Consulting & Movies

I appear the Hollywood movie, “My Own Love Song” (2010), as a St. Louis weatherman.

Behind the scenes, I have provided weather consulting services for film productions for, “Death Sentence” (2007) and “Accidental Love” (2015).