Definition of weatherman
: a person who reports and forecasts the weather : meteorologist
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After Harvard, Hough received a master’s degree from Georgia Tech and hoped to become a TV weatherman.
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The weatherman retired in 2017 after spending 42 years at Fox 10 (KSAZ), a record-breaking run that seems unlikely to be shattered any time soon.
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The celebrity auctioneer for the evening gala was KNBC weatherman Fritz Coleman.
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Mars is colonized, urbanized and even weatherized as zany Nathan Bright works as the planet's favorite and most visible weatherman.
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Often wearing a camera and a smile, music aficionado and weatherman Danny Grau is a scoring machine.
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Matt Stone, Louisville Courier Journal ELMONT, N.Y. — Bob Baffert received a text Wednesday from his go-to weatherman.
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Terry, 60 at the time and a former Las Vegas weatherman and casino surveillance expert, was chosen to play and eventually made it to the Showcase, the show’s final pricing game.
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That made him not only the city's first TV full-time weatherman but one of the first in the nation.
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First Known Use of weatherman
1859
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: a man who reports and forecasts the weather
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Definition of weatherman for Students
plural weathermen
\-ˌmen\
: a person who reports and forecasts the weather
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