Broadcast Meteorologist (AM/Noon)

Core Responsibilities: Forecast & Cover Severe Weather: Monitor, forecast and lead live coverage of tornadoes, severe thunderstorms, flooding, winter storms and other significant weather events. Data & Technology: Use statistical analysis, environmental modeling, large datasets and emerging machine learning/AI tools to develop accurate forecasts and identify developing threats. Multiplatform Storytelling: Translate complex meteorological information into compelling, easy-to-understand stories for television, digital and social media. Weather Reporting: Enterprise and report weather-related stories across Southern Minnesota and Northern Iowa, including climate, atmospheric and environmental topics. Collaborate: Work with producers, reporters, photographers and other newsroom staff to deliver high-quality multiplatform coverage.

Experience: Proven meteorology experience with strong knowledge of forecasting and severe weather prediction. A degree in meteorology, atmospheric science or a related field preferred. Communication: Excellent writing, presentation and on-camera skills with the ability to explain complex science clearly. Analysis: Ability to analyze large datasets using statistical and environmental monitoring tools. Technology: Experience with advanced weather technology; familiarity with WSI Max, radar and emerging AI/machine learning applications is a plus. Broadcast: Broadcast journalism or television experience highly desirable. Why KIMT?KIMT provides next-generation WSI Max weather graphics and storm-tracking technology, plus live cameras throughout our market. The Rochester/Northern Iowa region offers a low cost of living, numerous colleges and universities, abundant recreation and easy access to major destinations including Chicago, Minneapolis and Green Bay.