KSU鈥檚 Teaching Weatherman
KENNESAW, Ga. | Feb 5, 2021
Best known as the morning meteorologist at Atlanta TV station WXIA, Chesley McNeil also teaches at Kennesaw State as an adjunct professor. Today is National Weatherperson鈥檚 Day, so with that in mind and as part of Black History Month, McNeil reflects on combining his loves of science and television, acknowledging his role models in both television and science, and giving back by teaching and talking about meteorology.
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