John Coleman (meteorologist)
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John Coleman is an American meteorologist and the founder of The Weather Channel.
Coleman started his career at WCIA (TV) in Champaign, Illinois, doing weekend weather and a local show called At The Hop. He later became the weather anchor for WCIA's sister station WMBD-TV in Peoria, Illinois, and later weather anchor for WMAQ-TV and WLS-TV[1] and weatherman on New York television and on Good Morning America for seven years.[2]
After founding and leaving The Weather Channel, Coleman became weather anchor at independent television station KUSI-TV in San Diego, California as his "retirement job".[2]
[edit] References
- ^ "Former WMBD-TV On-Air Staff" from The WMBD Blog, retrieved 2006-09-05
- ^ a b John Coleman biography on KUSI-TV web site, retrieved 2006-09-05
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