Glenn Zimmerman Biography
Glenn Zimmerman is an American meteorologist who is best known for being affiliated with Fox 2 News in the Morning. The show telecasts at 4:00 a.m. every morning that has been broadcasted since 1990.10 Quick Facts About Glenn Zimmerman
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- Name: Glenn Zimmerman
- Age: 50s
- Birthday: September 15
- Zodiac Sign: Virgo
- Height: Not Known
- Nationality: American
- Occupation: Meteorologist
- Marital Status: Not Known
- Salary: Under Review
- Net worth: 1.7 million
According to Glenn Zimmerman bio, his birthday is on September 15 but the exact day of his birth is unknown. The American meteorologist is not found sharing his personal facts like his date of birth, early life, parents, siblings and much more and therefore, knowing his life is completely mysterious. Zimmerman has been contributing the FOX 2 News for more than two decades and during this journey, he has proven his forecasting and presenting skills to the millions of viewers around the world. Because of his job, Zimmerman has been awarded the title of “Minister of Meteorology” that perfectly matches his personality.
Glenn Zimmerman Age
Zimmerman was born on September 15. He is at the age of ’50s and has been residing in his own birthplace (hometown) i.e. St. Louis, Missouri, the United States of America.Glenn Zimmerman Education
Zimmerman went to Lindbergh High School for completing his school level education. Later he enrolled at Kansas State University from where he earned his graduation and bachelor degree majoring in Broadcast Journalism. He also earned a degree in Meteorologist from the Saint Louis University.Glenn Zimmerman Wife | Married | Wedding
Zimmerman is the man of mystery and he has maintained 100% privacy in the matter to his personal life. Glenn Zimmerman might be possibly married and living with his family including his wife.Glenn Zimmerman Winter Forecast
Glenn Zimmerman’s Long-Range Summer 2019 forecast ST. LOUIS, MO – It would be really easy to make a summer forecast like this: Hot, humid, and some chances of rain. There could be a stretch of heat and a stretch of dry. It seems like it’s always like that in St. Louis and generally, it wouldn’t be wrong. But this year, it could be a little more than that and a little different. The biggest concern is the pattern that has developed, not just the pattern of the last month, but the pattern of the last year. We have been wet. The ground is saturated. In fact, the Climate Prediction Center shows the soil moisture at almost 99% capacity for this time of year. And not just here, it stretches into the upper Midwest and the Plains. That points to more flooding. Is this a repeat of 1993? The short answer is no. But flood impacts this summer could be ongoing…especially along the bigger rivers. Locally, with our ground being saturated, flash flooding will occur faster and more often than normal. That is something to keep in mind if you are planning a float trip or a camping trip near a river. Water run-off with any kind of rain could come fast and furious. So, let’s keep an eye on the sky and on the forecast before you make plans this summer. June is typically one of the wettest months of the year. In fact, in 2015, we had over 13 inches of rain leading to flooding. We have generally been in a wet pattern over the last couple of months: April was wet, May has been wet, and that wet trend could continue through June. With that, we will see some warmer temps. Normally, June high temps average in the lower 80s, and lows average in the upper 60s. I think overall, temps will average above normal, but that will be because the low temps could be above normal…not the highs. July is normally the hottest month of the year although it seems that August is hotter. Rain and storms are also part of the month. We have a joke in the weather office that each year the July 4th forecast is ‘partly cloudy, hot and humid, with a chance of storms.’ It seems to work out that way every year. I think July has a chance to be pretty wet too. Why? Remember that wet saturated ground we have? The atmosphere will feed off that moisture and produce more rain. We saw that happen in 1993 with all the flood waters in the area. This year, we don’t have that kind of flood, but the ground is definitely wet. So, rain could be a factor again in July. And like June, temps will average above normal because the low temps will average very warm. August is the dog days of summer. It seems like the warmest and most humid days happen in August. We have definitely had some hot August days and nights. Actually, temps average just below July, making it the 2nd warmest month of the year. I think this year will once again be very warm because of wet ground and warmer than normal low temps. As for rain, wet begets wet. So, the wet ground will have a roll in rain and storms. I don’t think August is as wet as June and July, but I think we will average above normal for rain. Overall…and warm, humid, and wet summer. For the summer forecast Glenn Zimmerman spoke to Kevin Deitsch, the Warning Coordination Meteorologist for the St. Louis office of the Nation Weather Service, Erin Cooper, an educator for the St. Louis Science Center with a background in chemistry, and the rulers of the playground, Ms. Mikol’s kindergarten class at Rose Acres Elementary.Glenn Zimmerman Spring Forecast
Glenn Zimmerman’s Long-Range Spring 2019 forecast ST. LOUIS, Mo. – Long-range forecasting for the Spring months in St. Louis is nearly impossible. It’s just such a changeable time of year for us. But there are things we know and a few signs of what’s to come. First, it has been a wild winter. Some warm along with some major cold. Snow and ice and rain too. It’s a pattern that involves a southern branch to the jet stream.How much is Glenn Zimmerman Salary?
Talking about Glenn Zimmerman Salary, he is paid an impressive amount of remuneration from Fox 2 News. Since last two decades, he has been loyal to the network and is one of the reputed employees of the channel. To retain him, Fox 2 News has been increasing his salary every year. He has a net worth of 1.7 million.Glenn Zimmerman Long Range Forecast
Glenn Zimmerman’s Long-Range Spring 2019 forecast ST. LOUIS, Mo. – Long-range forecasting for the Spring months in St. Louis is nearly impossible. It’s just such a changeable time of year for us. But there are things we know and a few signs of what’s to come. First, it has been a wild winter. Some warm along with some major cold. Snow and ice and rain too. It’s a pattern that involves a southern branch to the jet stream. If that pattern continues into March, April, and May, we’ll have to watch for active weather. What does that mean? Yes, more rain, but also I think more severe weather chances. It’s been a few years since we’ve had a real active Spring severe season and I think we are due. So here are some quick notes on Spring: March: The winter chill will be hard to shake, but once we do look for it to warm quickly. April: The average last freeze in mid-April, so hold off any planting until then. And after a wet winter, let’s watch those rivers. April and May are Spring flooding months. May: There are chances that we hit the 90-degree mark in May. But I think the main feature this Spring will be Thunderstorms. Some could be violent, and some could bring tornadoes.Glenn Zimmerman Fox 2 News
Zimmerman is the Chief Meteorologist for FOX 2 News. He has been forecasting weather in St. Louis for over 30 years. Watch for his forecasts on Fox 2 News at 5 pm, 6 pm, 9 pm, 10 pm, and 11 pm. Glenn has college degrees in Broadcast Journalism from Kansas State University and Meteorology from Saint Louis University. He is a father of 5, with two grandkids and 3 grand dogs. When he doesn’t have his head in the clouds, he is into photography, music, and has competed in several triathlons.Glenn Zimmerman Images
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