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- 1TV meteorologists push climate talk, facing audience pushback▼Some TV meteorologists want to talk about climate change. Not everyone wants to hear it
Some television weather forecasters are working climate change into their broadcasts, explaining links between warming and extreme weather. CBC reports that while many meteorologists see it as part of their job, not all viewers welcome the added context, and some forecasters face criticism or complaints when they connect daily forecasts to longer-term climate trends.
- 2Cecily Tynan signs off from Action News after 30 years▼Action News' chief meteorologist Cecily Tynan delivers final forecast after more than 30 years with Action News
Cecily Tynan, chief meteorologist at Philadelphia's WPVI-TV Action News, has delivered her final forecast, ending a run of more than three decades at the station. Tynan has been one of the most familiar faces in Philadelphia local television, and her departure marks the end of a long era for the station's weather team.