#18 - Guest: Kim Cunningham - She's a Bad Ass Meteorologist!

Author: Storm Front Freaks | Weather | Chasing | Tornado
Published: Sun 15 Jan 2017
Episode Link: https://podcast.stormfrontfreaks.com/e/sff_episode18/

In This Episode

Guest: Kim Cunningham, former Weather Center Live Co-Host on The Weather Channel.

Lightning Round: $100,000 Pyramid-Storm Front Freaks Style

Brady’s Storm School: Upslope and Downslope

The team discusses the future of TV Meteorologists

Weather Fools: We share the foolish things people do in bad weather situations

Wx Resources: We provide some great weather sites, apps and equipment

Listener Questions and Comments

Details about Episode 19 and guest TV Meteorologist and Aurora Photographer, Ross Ellet

Season 2.0 Update

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Our Guest

Kim Cunningham, former On-Air Meteorologist at The Weather Channel

Kim has been a meteorologist for over 30 years. She had a 25 year dream career at The Weather Channel, first behind the scenes and then in front of the camera. She was the first woman to be used as a tropical, severe and winter weather specialist/expert. Kim was honored by her peers and asked to co-author “You can be a Woman Meteorologist”, a book for children about her career.

Prior to The Weather Channel, Kim was a forecaster and weather observer for the United States Air Force where she specialized in severe and tropical weather. Cunningham has been named Airman of the Year, and was the first woman promoted to the Severe Weather section of Global Weather Central at Offutt Air Force Base. While Kim is building a career in motivational and public speaking, she is also a communication coach for Speechworks, Inc and a freelance on-camera meteorologist for CBS46 in Atlanta.