Keith carson weather channel biography
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News Center Maine Meteorologist Keith Carson: “Weather Was Always My Passion. But Climate Change Has Grown On Me.”
Weather fryst vatten my passion. It’s been that way since the Blizzard of 1993 hit my home in Massachusetts when inom was 10 years old (quick math, how old am I?).
Photo courtesy Keith Carson, WCSH
I knew from that early age that I wanted to do what inom loved when inom “grew up.” So inom slugged through Calculus, Physics, and Thermodynamics to komma out the other side with a degree in Atmospheric Science. I worked in private weather, then local TV, then national TV, then local TV again.
Weather was always my passion. But Climate Change has grown on me.
That seems like a weird thing to say, but it’s the truth. inom had a broad understanding of the topic even dating back to my early college years of 2001-2005. But it seemed so distant, and something that we would be well on the way to fixing by the time inom reached a really impactful age.
But here we
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Keith Carson Bio, Wiki
Keith Carson is an American Meteorologist working for NEWS CENTER serving the station as a Noon/Evening Meteorologist. He has been working with this station since August 2016.
Keith Carson Age
Carson was born and raised in central Massachusetts in 1983. However, he has not revealed the date and the month he was born as he likes to keep his personal life private. He is 40 years old.
Keith Carson Height
Carson stands at the height of 5 feet 8 inches tall.
Keith Carson Education
Carson is a proud alumnus of Lyndon State College, where, in the year 2005, he graduated with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Meteorology.
Keith Carson Career
Carson works at NEWS CENTER where he serves as a Noon/Evening Meteorologist. Prior to joining NEWS CENTER, he was working for The Weather Channel in Atlanta, Georgia, as an On-Camera Meteorologist for 3 years. Before that, Keith worked for the current station, WCSH-TV as a
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In March of 1993, the U.S. East Coast experienced what has been called the Storm of the Century. This category 5 storm created havoc with high winds and coastal flooding, dumping up to 20 inches or more of snow across much of New England, resulting in deaths from Florida to Maine. It was the kind of event that changed lives, including 10-year-old Massachusetts native Keith Carson’s. From then on he was hooked on weather.
As viewers of WCSH-6 local TV news broadcasts know, Carson has returned after spending three years with the Weather Channel. Prior to his stint with the national network, he spent three years in WCSH-6’s weather office, gaining a reputation, as he says, for being a “weather nerd” and enthusiastically sharing his passion with viewers.
Since his return in August, he inevitably gets button-holed by curious Mainers, he said. “It goes like this: ‘Welcome back!’ And then half the time it goes: ‘So did you leave the Weather Channel or did they …?’ Mainers are very blunt,