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Most Beautiful Weather Girls on Television
Predicting the weather is a tough job, but someone has to do it, right? Fortunately, we live in a visual world and that means that broadcast companies pay attention to who they put on your TV screen. Over the past couple of decades, we’ve been undergoing a weather anchor revolution. Nowadays, more and more networks are turning to the most beautiful and qualified weather women in the world to handle all of your meteorology needs. Today, we are going to showcase the most beautiful and skilled weather girls in the world!
Bri Winkler
Let’s get our list started with the great Bri Winkler. At just 24-years-old, Winkler survived a stroke. This would lead the beautiful Bri Winkler to become an advocate for stroke awareness and stroke survivors. She’s the youngest weather professional on the Eyewitness News team and she has a Master’s Degree in Environmental Science and Management. Oh, yeah, she’s also drop-dead gorgeous.
Jill Nicolini
Jill Nicolini is another high-profile weather forecaster. After studying at the New York Institute of Technology, Nicolini has turned into a decorated meteorologist. Nicolini has worked for a number of stations throughout the New York region, including CBS2, WPIX, and WNYW. Nicolini has also appeared on ‘Law and Order’ and ‘Sex and the City’.
Megan Glaros
The fiery Megan Glaros has been rocking the weather desk for stations throughout the country. Glaros has worked as an entertainment reporter and a weather forecaster in Chicago, New York, and Indiana. If Glaros looked slightly familiar, you might have known her for her work as a cheerleader for the Indianapolis Colts before she made the move to CBS Chicago.
Gabriela Grechi
Gabriela Grechi was born in Milan, Italy. Known as much for her good looks as her personality, Grechi made her break on television in the show ‘Orario Cotinuato’ which roughly translates to ‘Lunch Break’. Since then, Grechi has become a viral sensation thanks to her ridiculous looks and slight wardrobe malfunctions.
Sheena Parveen
Sheena Parveen was born in Indian. At a young age, she dreamed of moving to America in order to pursue higher education. After moving to the United States, Parveen would attend Florida State University in pursuit of her degree. After graduating from FSU, Parveen would bounce around at stations in Florida, Tallahassee, and eventually in Philadelphia. After a few good years in Philly, Parveen would wind up in San Diego.
Magda Palimariu
It’s hard to do much research on Magda Palimariu thanks to the fact that almost all of her information is based out of Romania, her home country. What we do know is that Palimariu is insanely popular back home, as evidenced by the 65 thousand followers that she has on Instagram. Palimariu works for Pro TV out of Romania.
Roxana Vancea
Roxana Vancea has something that most weatherwomen simply do not, tattoos! With her rocking tattoos, Vancea has set herself apart from the rest of the industry. She’s also incredibly popular on Instagram where she has more than 350,000 followers. Vancea is a fitness ambassador when she isn’t working in front of the news desk.
Yanet Garcia
Yanet Garcia is, perhaps, the most popular weather forecaster in the world. Garcia has more than 10 million followers on Instagram as well as a lucrative modeling contract whenever she decides that she wants it. Garcia works for Televisa Monterrey where her appearances are regularly recorded and posted online. If you want to get to know Garcia more, definitely check out her social media accounts.
Angie Gonzalez
Angie Gonzalez is a weatherwoman who works in Venezuela. She was born in January of 1981 and she has been working in the industry for over a decade. Gonzalez loves to cycle almost as much as she loves to flash her smile during her work. Gonzalez works on a morning show for the local stations in Venezuela.
Jackie Johnson
If you thought that Jackie Johnson had the Hollywood ‘look’, you would have been right! Not only is Jackie Johnson an accomplished meteorologist, but she’s also a talented performer. After graduating from Middle Tennessee State, Johnson would go on to perform in ‘All About Steve’, ‘Battleship’, ‘Las Vegas’, and ‘NCIS’. Oh, yeah, she’s also always there to give you your daily forecast.
Ximena Cordoba
Ximena Londono Cordoboa is an actress, model, and weatherwoman from Colombia. Cordoba has worked on a variety of different projects in her entertainment career. She has worked as a host on the TNT Movie Club as well as a host on ‘Despierta America’ which is run by Univision. Cordoba is also an accomplished actress with sixteen credits to her name.
Araksya Karapetyan
We aren’t even going to attempt to pronounce her last name. We’ll just say that Araksya Karapetyan is as accomplished a meteorologist as you could hope for. Born in Armenia, Karapetyan was a witness to the Armenian earthquake in 1988. She emigrated with her family to the United States where Karapetyan would study journalism at Syracuse University. Now, she works as a weather reporter and anchorwoman for Fox 11 in Los Angeles.
Sugey Abrego
Sugey Abrego was born and raised in Mexico. She has been working as a model, presenter, and weatherwoman for Canal 4, a local news station in Mexico. Outside of her work on television, Abrego has appeared on the cover of Maxim Mexico in 2009. Abrego has appeared in a number of different modeling publications.
Indra Petersons
We expect Indra Petersons to have a career in broadcasting as long as her legs, which is to say, quite long! Indra Petersons studied atmospheric physics at the University of Arizona. Petersons would graduate with a B.A. in physics and a minor in business and math. Now, you can find Petersons working on CNN’s ‘New Day’ program as well as NBC News.
Elita Loresca
Elita Loresca is an American-Filipino newscaster who currently serves the Houston, TX market. Loresca started her career by working on KCBS-TV in Los Angeles where she would help assemble scripts and teleprompter messaging. Loresca graduated from Cal State Fullerton before attending Mississippi State for her meteorology certificate. Loresca won the trophy for ‘America’s Sexiest Newscaster’ in a vote performed by FHM.
Chita Craft
Chita Craft works on the KHOU 11 program, ‘News This Morning’. Born and raised in Knoxville, TN, Craft brings a southern flair to every forecast. Craft would attend Arizona State University before moving on to Mississippi State University. She would graduate with a Bachelor of Science. Craft has appeared on ‘The Price is Right’ as a contestant where she would go on to win her Showcase Showdown round.
Christina Loren
Christina Loren was born and raised in Palm Springs, CA. Christina graduated from California State University-Chico where she would earn her B.A. in Economics as well her minor in communications. Loren has also attended Mississippi State University where she earned her meteorological certification. Loren has been working in the industry for decades and she has trained several professional meteorologists.
Christina Blackwell
Christina Blackwell was born and raised in San Antonio. Her mother came from Mexico and her father came from Alabama. As a result, Blackwell is bilingual with both Spanish and English. She worked at Univision for nearly a decade before transitioning to KENS-TV in San Antonio. Oh, yeah, Blackwell is also a trained chef!
Jackie Guerrido
Jackie Guerrido graduated from the University of Miami where she studied meteorology. Born in Puerto Rico, Guerrido got her big break by working for Univision before landing a gig on ‘Despierta America’. After a while, Guerrido decided to go back to Univision to work as an anchor for ‘Primer Impacto’. Guerrido has more than 820,000 fans on her Instagram account.
Maria Quiban
Maria Quiban was born in Cebu City in the Philippines. When she was just nine years old, her family moved to Honolulu, HI. After graduating from Aiea High School, Quiban would attend the University of Hawaii in pursuit of her journalism degree. Eventually, Quiban made her way to Los Angeles in order to work as a weatherwoman for the Orange County News. Quiban has appeared in several film and television roles, including ‘Bruce Almighty’ and ‘Cold Case’.
Sian Welby
Sian Welby is one of the most popular weather broadcasters in the U.K. Originally from Upton in England, Welby first appeared in print for an advertisement in New! magazine. Since then, Welby has been working as a weather broadcaster where she has achieved some level of viral fame. Welby is known for adding puns and movie references to all of her reports.
Maria Molina
Maria Molina is famous for her radiant good looks, her stunning personality, and her ability to broadcast the weather. Molino is most well known for her work on Fox News as their on-air meteorologist. Molina was born in Nicaragua but she was raised in South Florida. She graduated from FSU in 2008 with a B.S. in meteorology and a minor in mathematics and communications. Molina is now pursuing her PhD.
Susana Almeida
Susan Almeida is a weather broadcaster who became famous thanks to a viral, ahem, incident. Almeida was caught on a live broadcast experiencing a disastrous wardrobe malfunction. The clip would go viral and the forecaster would become internet-famous as a result. Now, Almeida’s weather broadcasts are appointment television for fans around the world.
Lluvia Carrillo
Lluvia Carrillo was born in Monterrey, Mexico, in 1994. Carrillo is one of the freshest faces in the meteorological world and that has certainly gained her a few fans. Carrillo appears on Televisa Monterrey where she works as a weatherwoman. Carrillo first broke into the industry as a journalist and sports channel host.
Jennifer Delgado
Jennifer Delgado went to school at Webster University which is in St. Louis. At Webster University, Delgado would earn her B.A. in Broadcast Journalism. After graduating from Webster, Delgado would attend Mississippi State University in order to earn her Certificate of Broadcast Meteorology. Now, Delgado is known for her work on CNN and The Weather Channel.
Mayte Carranco
Mayte Carranco is an ultra-famous anchorwoman who is known as much for her work as for her crazy good looks. Carranco used to work in Juarez but now she operates out of Mexico City. Carranco is a devoted animal lover, singer, and vegetarian. You can find Carranco all over social media thanks to her massive fanbase.
Carolina Ramirez
Carolina Ramirez is a Colombian-born weatherwoman. Ramirez began working in the entertainment field as a beauty pageant contestant. Eventually, she was hired to work the weather for Despierta America. After quickly becoming a fan-favorite, Ramirez was grabbed up by Univision. Now, Ramirez is known for her charisma, beauty, and upbeat, fun forecasts.
Lauren Sanchez
Lauren Sanchez attended the University of Southern California in pursuit of her B.A. in communications. Born in New Mexico, Sanchez started out her career working as a desk assistant for the KCOP-TV station in Los Angeles. After years of hard work, Sanchez would work her way up to the position of the on-air reporter and weatherwoman.
Evelyn Taft
Evelyn Taft graduated from the University of Southern California. In college, Taft sought out a degree in political science and broadcast journalism. During her school years, Taft worked the weather for USC’s Annenberg School of Journalism.Taft is another Mississippi State University graduated, as well. Taft has worked for the National Weather Association during her career.
Vera Jimenez
Vera Jimenez is one of the prettiest weatherwomen in the world. In her 50s, Jimenez is no rookie to the industry. Jimenez was born in Mexico City, Mexico before her family moved to the United States. Jimenez would graduate from California State University before heading to Mississippi State University to study meteorology. Jimenez has a pair of Emmy Awards to her name.
Diana Alvarado
Diana Alvarado is quickly becoming one of the most popular weather girls in the world. Alvarado is based out of Juarez where she works for Channel 44. While Alvarado is just as accomplished as any other meteorologist, she has gained more than 12k followers on Instagram thanks to her stunning good looks and amazing fashion sense.
Robin Meade
Robin Meade is as accomplished as an anchor and journalist as you could possibly want. Meade was raised in Ohio where she would go on to attend Ashland University. After majoring in programming and performance, Meade would land an anchor position on the HLN morning show, ‘Morning Express with Robin Meade.’ Meade is also the former Miss Ohio winner from 1992.
Liberte Chan
Liberte Chan is another anchorwoman who found her way to fame thanks to a viral video. Chan experienced a goofy wardrobe malfunction during a live broadcast. The clip would be recorded and uploaded online where it would quickly go viral. Now, Chan is known for her colorful wardrobe and bubbly personality.
Alex Wilson
Alex Wilson is a gorgeous weather broadcaster best known for her work on The Weather Channel. Wilson began her career in 2013 and she has quickly risen to the top of the pecking order in the intervening years. Wilson is a graduate from Syracuse University where she studied broadcast journalism. Wilson also attended Penn State where she would graduate with her degree in meteorology.
Sonya Hill
Sonya Hill is a sizzling hot forecaster from Corpus Christi, Texas. Hill grew up in Texas but she also lived for a spot of time in Neuvo Leon in Mexico. Outside of her work on the air, Hill has competed in a variety of swimsuit competitions, including Swimsuit USA International. Hill is a graduate of Texas A&M Corpus Christi.
Vania Manzano
Vania Manzano went viral for her work on the TV broadcast, Azteca Jalisco. Manzano is one of the OG weatherwomen to go viral on the internet. Manzano’s Instagram account is a MUST follow if you like her work, as she is active and responsive with her fans. Manzano has more than 120,000 total followers at the time of this writing.
Alejandra Medina
Alejandra Medina is a model, former beauty queen, TV host, and weatherwoman. Medina works for TV Azteca as one of their most high-profile employees. Outside of her work on television, Medina is also an entrepreneur. Medina founded the makeup company known as Countour. She has over 20,000 fans on her Instagram account and another 14,000 fans on her Facebook account.
Leticia Castro
Leticia Castro works for Telemundo as a weatherwoman. Telemundo is an affiliate of the Las Vegas market. Castro has also appeared on newscasts in Sacramento and Houston. Outside of her work as an anchor, Castro is a prolific model. Castro recently won an Emmy Award in 2019 for her work on ‘La Herramienta del Futuro’.
Mary Gamarra
Mary Gamarra is a prominent newscaster on the Telemundo network. Originally working for a variety of shows, Gamarra has appeared on ‘Cada Dia con Madrid Antonieta’ almost every morning. A graduate from New York University, Gamarra has a degree in journalism and an internship at CNN on her resume. Talk about prepared for the job!
Marilu Kaufman
Marilu Kaufman will round out our list, sad to say. Kaufman is a Spanish weatherwoman who works for Multimedios Television. Kaufman is as well known for her work as an anchor as she is for her stunning style on television. We have a feeling that many husbands get yelled at for watching the weather broadcast.
A seven-second video posted on TikTok by Jennifer Le has saved her parents’ Vietnamese pho restaurant from going out of business. In the video, Le showed the empty restaurant and her dad looking sad at the register. She then asked for social media’s help to keep the restaurant in business. The restaurant is in California and was doing ok before the pandemic, but has since had trouble getting customers to dine in.
The video went viral, and within hours, it had garnered millions of views and shares. People all over the world were touched by Le’s message and began sharing the video on their social media accounts. The response was overwhelming, with people expressing their support for the restaurant and their willingness to help.
As a result of the video, the restaurant was flooded with customers, many of whom had never heard of the place before. The increased business allowed Le’s parents to keep the restaurant open and the phones are ringing off the hook. The family was overwhelmed by the outpouring of support and expressed their gratitude to everyone who had shared the video and visited the restaurant.
Le’s video is a perfect example of the power of social media to effect change. In just seven seconds, she was able to capture the attention of millions of people and inspire them to take action. The video also highlights the struggles faced by small businesses during the pandemic and the importance of community support in keeping these businesses afloat.
Le’s video has since become a source of inspiration for many people who are struggling with similar issues. It serves as a reminder that even the smallest actions can have a significant impact, and that we all have the power to make a difference in our communities.
When you have run out of Christmas ideas, nothing beats going to the beach and letting your creative juices flow. That’s what two brothers in New Zealand did this past Boxing Day and ended up with an amazing and eye-catching sandcastle.
After building a massive sandcastle on Boxing Day, two Auckland boys gained praise from other people around Mt Maunganui’s beach area that day.
Jared and Paul Brandon spent 10 hours that day building a two-meter-high sandcastle, beginning with a sketch of the structure “on a piece of A4 paper” and beginning at high tide. The pair plans to turn this into a Boxing Day ritual.
On Christmas Eve, the brothers started strategizing on how to top last year’s one-meter-high tower on Boxing Day 2021.
Because Jared and Paul are “very competitive,” they wanted to outdo their performance from the previous year. Before beginning their construction, the two searched online for sandcastle designs after visiting Bunnings to get tools, buckets, as well as a footrest.
Both residents and visitors have expressed admiration and astonishment at the beautiful creation.
Jared chuckles, “A guy is assessing how tall it is currently with his beach umbrella.
Jared informed the media, “This one is 2 meters, so we needed a few footstools to climb up tall enough and also used a builder’s level so it didn’t topple over.
The 150-liter pail was the biggest we were able to use, and the traditional household bucket was a fairly small one. We purchased them both from Bunnings.
Paul explains, “There are a few techniques, such as two portions of water to one portion of sand.”
Then came the spatulas to shape the windows, then toothpicks for creating the roof piles, as well as the straws for blowing off the “extra sand.”
The previous night, the two worked on it until 8 p.m., and unlike last year, it is still standing.
“Time went by incredibly quickly; it seemed like we were only at the beach for five hours, instead of ten.” “Paul spoke to the press.
He claims that while working for a California hotel plus learning how to construct sandcastles as a kid-friendly activity, he acquired the skill there about eight years ago.
“Now that he’s used that knowledge and developed it, he taught me. Therefore, for the previous four to five years, whenever we had the time, we would construct a sandcastle once a year ” says Jared.
The two, who are both camera operators, intend to go much further next year and are hoping to enlist the aid of a larger family.
We will attempt to teach my sister as well as my brother-in-law to assist us as they appear interested this year. “We are striving to dredge up more relatives to get involved in creating a village in 2023.”
England is very much metal detector country. The land outside the big cities is stuffed full of artifacts and leftovers from ancient times, ranging from before the Romans’ arrival to the Middle Ages and more. So, it’s not surprising, with the blessing of local farmers, that many a fellow with a metal detector is out there spending a Saturday or Sunday scanning through a fallow farm field to see what might be found. As it turned out, David Board was one of those hunters, and he just happened to come across a very small gold ring in one of his ventures.
Located outside of Dorset, Board was busy scanning a pasture field and had been doing so for hours. The sun was late in the sky, and Board was about to wrap up when his machine pinged a definite metallic substance under the soil he was waving the sensor over. Sure enough, pinpointing the location and then digging specifically into that spot, Board unearthed a very small gold ring.
It was in the farm soil, the ground typically tilled for planting, but this particular field had been used for cattle instead. So, five inches underground, the ring remained until Board found it and pulled it back into the daylight. At first, he chalked up the discovery to just another piece of metal from old times, he cleared off the dirt, pocketed the ring and kept going. Then, at the end of the day, Board went home and washed off his finds in the sink. It was only then that he realized what that ring actually was.
While the method of metal detecting in England gives archaeologists utter heart attacks every time they hear a similar story, the finds are generally split between the metal detector and the farm owner, unless the farm owner just waives off the matter and lets the hunters keep whatever they find. Whichever the case in this instance, the ring was no small trinket. It turned out to be an exceedingly well-crafted and rare gold wedding ring from the Medieval period and in very good condition. To be auctioned off later this year, the find is expected to net between 30,000 to 47,000 British Pounds.
The only surprise to anyone hearing the story in England these days is why the local farmers still allow detectors to scan their fields without any stake in the finds.
Gold miners are used to finding all sorts of things from ancient times. It’s not uncommon to find relics of prior miners, old habitats, animal remains and even dinosaur fossils as they dig deep into the earth or excavate large areas. However, it’s not an everyday occurrence to find a practically intact mummy of a baby mammoth.
Based on the estimates possible on first evaluation of the mummified baby mammoth found on June 21 by operations at the Klondike gold deposit, way up in the northern part of Canada, miners discovered a baby female mammoth assumed to be probably 30,000 years old. An occasional dinosaur or mammoth bone is uncommon but a regular occurrence. However, finding a complete set of remains of a baby mammoth is extremely rare and a big news in the world of paleontology and biology. Even better, the specimen is practically complete. Most times the remains have been tampered with by other animals or hunting and scavenging. Then nature moves things around even further and separates parts. In this case, however, the baby mammoth was complete, intact and well-preserved.
Named Nun cho ga but the local tribes, the find essentially means big baby animal, no surprise. All the skin and hair is intact, which makes the find extremely valuable in terms of understanding exactly how junvenile mammoths looked and probably behaved mechanically as well as physically. In terms of scientific information, the find is huge. It’s similar to finding an entire painting by a famous artist versus just having a brush he or she might have used.
Locked away in permafrost for centuries, the baby mammoth was literally preserved in the earth’s freezer, untouched by bacteria or the elements for an amazing amount of time. Scientists evaluating the specimen guess that the juvenile likely passed away earlier, maybe from sickness, as its pack was moving since there were no predatory marks on it or scattering of remains. Or, also likely, the animal may have gotten stuck in a deep mud pit or quicksand and was quickly buried, protecting it from rot or degradation.
The last time anyone found a North American baby mammoth in good condition was in 1948, some 70 plus years ago. That one was named Effie, and was located inside a gold mine in Alaska. Additionally, another more recent find was in 2007 in Siberia. That find was estimated to be much older, at 42,000 years of age. It was comparative to the same size as Nun cho ga, which means the two together will provide some interesting comparative notes and years of study going forward. It’s enough to make a dinosaur scientist get giggly.
Becoming a nurse is no easy day in the park. Aside from all the clinical hours required and bookwork in classes, a candidate still has to pass their state license exams as well as figure out how to pay for the education costs. It’s quite common for a graduating nurse, whether an LN or RN, to have thousands of dollars in student loan debt. That was already a significant barrier to recruitment before COVID-19 arrived. Things only got worse as experienced nurses left the field in droves after the pandemic’s burnout.
However, Pennsylvania is hitting the problem head on. The state decided that it was going to provide a pot totaling $55 million to help reduce or eliminate student loan debt for eligible nurses. Funded by a combination of state dollars matched to federal American Rescue Plan funds for overall economic stimulus, Pennsylvania directed its internal share to help boost nursing in-state again as well as keep nurses in their careers with financial stability.
Essentially, any nurse who worked during the pandemic, was licensed by the state, and cared for COVID-19 patients will be eligible to get a $7,500 payment for student loan relief. The funds are one-time, non-recurring, but they still represent a huge wave of debt relief for affected nurses. 24,000 plus nurses responded with applications before the deadline ended, which has exceeded the estimated fund allocation available, no surprise. To deal with this surge in eligibility, the state administrators will split the funds on a prorata basis between the impacted state areas and regions, based on the number of nurses who applied. Then, within each regional pot, nurses will be selected by random on who will get the one-time payment.
Those who are selected won’t see the funds themselves. To ensure the payment is used correctly, the money goes directly to the student loan servicer provided by that nurse in their application. The first recipients will see their student loans lowered this month, in August 2022. To help deal with the demand, an additional $15 million in federal dollars was redirected to the fund as well. The allocation for an awardee is $2,500 each year for three years. This allows an easier outflow of funds versus a demand surge all at once. Which will be a considerable amount of accounting work on the state side.
The hope is that with the eventual success of the program expected in nurse retention, the same model can be used again to bolster sagging industries seeing a brain drain in Pennsylvania, as well as stabilize people being crushed by student loan debt.
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