CLIMATE CRISIS COMMUNICATOR

Over my 50+ year career, I've become one of the best-known 

and respected meteorologists in Philadelphia TV history. For 27 years, I was the Chief Meteorologist for NBC10 before my retirement in 2022. I've worked as the Disaster Preparedness Meteorologist for the National Weather Service, was one of the first hurricane specialists at The Weather Channel, and have covered all types of severe weather in Atlanta, Cincinnati, New York City, Raleigh, Fort Myers, and

West Palm Beach. My passion for reporting severe weather in an accurate and reliable way earned me my nickname - Hurricane - and lent itself to another passionate topic, climate change. For 20+ years, I have been using my experience to write and speak about climate change and its future impacts. While I am no longer on TV, I am working to deliver accurate and reliable climate change information and advocate for action.