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Katy Morgan leaving Fox 19 News
Sheila Gray, Ben Swann, Brian Giesenschlag…. and now Katy Morgan will be leaving WXIX-TV.
The morning meteorologist told her Fox 19 bosses that she’s accepted a job as chief meteorologist in a larger market. She will be gone from Fox 19 (and her WLW-AM weather updates) after her contract expires Dec. 31. ,
“We certainly don’t blame her for taking his opportunity, because we have a chief (Steve Horstmeyer) and we are very happy with him,” General Manager Bill Lanesey tells me.
Morgan hasn't responded to my emails. She is waiting for her new employer to announce her hiring. At her request, Lanesey didn't mention her new station when he told staffers about her departure.
Morgan has been a TV meteorologist for 7-1/2 years. Former news director Matt Miller hired her in September 2010 from WMBF-TV in Myrtle Beach, where they had worked together. The 2006 University of Missouri did weather for KSNT-TV in Topeka, Kansas, before going to Myrtle Beach.
Fox 19 will begin a search for a meteorologist to work weekend mornings and some weekday mornings.
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Katy Morgan
Chief Meteorologist Katy Morgan is a true all-American girl. She has lived all over the United States and is now proud to call Nashville home. In fact you could say it`s a homecoming, as Katy has family roots in middle Tennessee. She has seen all types of weather stretching from the Puget Sound in Washington to the Grand Strand in South Carolina. Katy has lived in Washington, Virginia, Missouri, Kansas, South Carolina, Ohio and now Tennessee. Her first funnel cloud sighting was in Kansas on a family vacation in the summer of 1994.
Since then, she`s been hooked on weather. "Later that fall, I entered the science fair with a project on tornadoes. I was fascinated by weather. I think I got a bit of that from my Dad, who`s a retired US Navy pilot." Katy holds a bachelor degree in Soil, Environmental and Atmospheric Sciences from the University of Missouri, with a minor in Geography. She is active with the AMS (American Meteorological Society) and has earned the Certified Broadcast Meteorologist seal of approval (CBM). Prior to working at WZTV, Katy has worked a
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Fox 19 personalities through the years
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By John Kiesewetter / jkiesewetter@enquirer.com Nineteen years ago, Fox 19 changed viewing habits for thousands of residents here by offering us the city's first "Ten O'Clock News." WXIX-TV's start-up news operation debuted on Oct. 18, 1993, with anchors Jack Atherton and Phyllis Watson, meteorologist Rich Apuzzo and sports anchor Greg Hoard. Only Tricia Macke from the original news team has been seen all 19 years. Here's a look back at some of Fox 19's most recognizable news, weather and sports personalities through the years. 1994: The original anchor team: (L-R) Sports director Greg Hoard, co-anchors Phyllis Watson and Jack Atherton, and meteorologist Rich Apuzzo.
Provided PhotoValerie Abati Cincinnati viewers first saw Valerie Abati doing weekend forecasts on Channel 19 from 2004-07. She left for a year at Pittsburgh's KDKA-TV, near her hometown, but returned in 2008 to work for Channel 5.
ProvidedAnn Alexander The former WVXU-FM and WLW-AM reporter was a general assignment newswoman for Channel 19 in the mid-1990
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