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They might, in fact, know more than the weather forecasters.
It is not a good time to be a weather forecaster.
The local weather forecaster had told me we'd get rain and we did.
Weather forecasters do not expect them to be submerged soon.
Ted, what's it like to be a weather forecaster, are you a popular man as such?
At first, weather forecasters expected the hurricane to stay over the ocean.
And of course I blamed the weather forecasters for not warning me about it.
He saw weather forecasters reading the sticks they'd brought in from the sand.
The title itself comes from a term beloved of television weather forecasters.
Travel could become dangerous or impossible in the region, weather forecasters said.
No, weather forecasters are generally more accurate in their predictions.
One of the weather forecasters paused outside a tent here this afternoon.
You know the other day the weather forecasters said we were going to have a big snow storm in the Northeast.
Weather forecasters don't agree about how cold this winter will be.
Currently, weather forecasters get official wind information only twice daily.
But in the community of weather forecasters, predictions beyond about five days are considered shaky at best.
He worked as a weather forecaster and also arranged music for several army bands.
Those are some reasons why local television weather forecasters are so important to people.
This means that the differences between television weather forecasters is more a matter of style than substance.
Q. When weather forecasters say there is a 50 percent chance of rain tomorrow, what does that mean?
New radar technology has improved the ability of weather forecasters to see snow.
Hurricanes do more than point out our fallibility as weather forecasters.
Though the storm was expected, weather forecasters had been predicting just rain for much of the day.
Not that he is the first, or only, hot-shot weather forecaster.
But Aqueduct's private weather forecasters expected no great amount of rain.
Every night on the news, the weatherperson reports the UV index.
From this I gathered the weatherperson didn't know any better than I did what would happen next.
Arvel became 24Hours' weatherperson in the summer of 1977.
Higher altitudes and cooking To become a weatherperson?!
Want to be a Weatherperson?"
In its pages, the forthcoming breakfast TV authority advertised for a 'weatherperson'.
Debby Davison as Weatherperson.
New York Times: "Weatherperson Wanted.
She came from WCAU-TV where she worked as a weekend weatherperson.
Matt Malloy as Ernie Appleby, the DayBreak weatherperson.
Even on the TV news every night, how do they make it look completely real when the weatherperson is standing in front of an animated weather map full of computer graphics?
I don't want to get used to it, for the same reason poor souls cast into perdition probably don't welcome the forecast, no matter how diabolically upbeat the weatherperson: it's hell; I'm not supposed to like it.
He has also been voted Best Media Personality and Best Weatherperson in New Hampshire Magazine's The Very Best of New Hampshire Reader Choice Awards.
After working for a year at WTAP, he moved on to spend seven years as a weatherperson for WFMJ-TV 21, Youngstown, Ohio's NBC affiliate.
After ten years of acting in Hollywood in mosty bit roles, Sotiropulos returned to the TV news vocation, returning to KMPH-TV, eventually, by 1992, becoming the station's weekly evening news weatherperson.
Among the more famous voices to be heard on WJMI were Bob Pittman (founder of MTV), Walt Grayson (later a television weatherperson for two Jackson television stations), and Mary Lewis.
A prompter guides the weatherperson with a script presenting the day's weather, and friends and family can watch on monitors as the weatherperson, having selected a script for a nor'easter, snow, hurricane or tornado, delivers the information.
Jillian Barberie Reynolds (born September 26, 1966), best known by her former name Jillian Barberie, is a Canadian actress, television hostess, and sportscaster, known for appearances on Fox Sports as the weatherperson on Fox NFL Sunday in the early to mid-2000s.
Some of his awards include the Daily News People's Choice Award for Best Weatherperson, Man of the Year by the American Cancer Society, Golden Mike Award for Best Weathercast and Associated Press Award for Best Weather Segment.
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