After greater than 30 years forecasting the climate for Denver viewers and almost 50 years in tv, longtime meteorologist Mike Nelson will retire in December.
Nelson is chief meteorologist at Denver7, the place he’s labored for 20 years, the station stated in a information launch Monday. He was additionally the chief meteorologist at 9News for 13 years and labored in St. Louis, Missouri, and Madison, Wisconsin, earlier than coming to Colorado.
In a press release, Nelson stated he’s beloved watching storms since he was a toddler and tried to deliver that enthusiasm to his climate experiences.
“I hope that my forecasts have been a supply of data and luxury, particularly throughout extreme climate. I’ll all the time get pleasure from maintaining a tally of the skies, savoring the wonder and marvel of the climate,” Nelson stated.
Nelson has delivered climate information throughout a few of Colorado’s most devastating pure disasters, together with the Windsor twister in 2008, lethal flooding in September 2013 and main blizzards just like the March 2019 “bomb cyclone.”
He has additionally been acknowledged with 20 Emmy awards, the Silver Circle award from the Nationwide Academy of Tv Arts and Sciences and the Colorado Broadcasters Affiliation’s 2001 Citizen of the Yr, in line with Denver7.
His last broadcast can be Dec. 12.
It is a creating story and can be up to date.
Get extra Colorado information by signing up for our every day Your Morning Dozen e-mail e-newsletter.
