Henry's on-air career begin while just a junior at Missouri when he was hired by KMIZ-TV. Henry's desire to chase storms when most are trying to avoid them is fueled by his passion for weather, and desire to keep people safe in dangerous weather. Henry attended the University of Missouri where he was a member of the Mizzou Storm Chase Team, chasing storms all across the plain states. Henry credits this experience with jump starting his career. when his school schedule would allow and spent as much time at WREG as time allowed. He mainly spent his time shadowing Todd Demers on the morning newscast. weather across Big Sky Country made her fall in love with severe weather. While a junior in high school in Memphis, Henry began shadowing the weather team at CBS affiliate WREG-TV. Majestic Storm joined 40/29 News as Sunrise Weather Anchor in April 2022. It was from that point that his fear became a fascination and now a career! That's when his cousin took him outside during a storm (highly advise against that now) and explained to him what was causing all of the scary noise.

Formed in 1976 in San Francisco, California, The Weather Girls members began their musical career as Two Tons O' Fun, the female backup duo for disco singer Sylvester. Raised on a dairy farm in Ridott, IL she has always had an. Sports have always played a big part in Scott's life.A native Tennessean, Emmy Award winning meteorologist Henry Rothenberg loves being able to call Nashville and NewsChannel 5 home, and work alongside the talented members of the Storm 5 Weather Team.īorn and raised in Memphis, Henry is no stranger to the ever-changing weather of the Mid-South having experienced everything from Ice Storm 94 to the Super Tuesday tornado outbreak in February 2008.īelieve it or not, Henry was terrified of thunderstorms until he was seven years old. The Weather Girls are an American female duo whose best-known line-up comprised Martha Wash and Izora Armstead. Candice King brings over a decade of forecasting experience to the First Warn Weather Team.

In her spare time, Scott loves to travel, spend time outdoors, watch movies and play with her Beagle Lola. She received her Meteorology Certification from Mississippi State University in 2010. Scott was recruited to run track for Division I Brown University and graduated from the university in 2007 with a Bachelor's Degree in Geological Sciences. Scott is currently on the Board of Directors of the American Red Cross. She got her start as an intern in 2006 at WCAU-NBC 10 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Prior to that, Scott worked as the weekend weathercaster at WSEE-TV in Erie, Pennsylvania, in 2007 while also providing forecasts for a 24-hour Caribbean Weather Channel. Not only did Scott serve as an important source for updating viewers on storm developments while providing critical safety information, she then volunteered her time working with the Red Cross following the disaster. She was on the air when several tornadoes devastated Knoxville in April 2011.

Previously, Scott worked as a weekend meteorologist for the NBC affiliate in Knoxville, Tennessee, WBIR-TV. Scott joined ABC 7 from NBC 5 in Chicago where she was the morning and weekend meteorologist since September 2011. In her announcement, the ABC 7 News Director described her as 'an experienced and knowledgeable meteorologist who enjoys the challenge of forecasting Chicago's unpredictable weather.' they have gained a fairly large number of followers not just on television. Meteorologist Cheryl Scott joined ABC7 Eyewitness News, Chicago's #1 station for news, in December 2014. These are the sexiest and the most beautiful weather women who turns up (or.

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