Doug Heady Biography
Doug Heady is an American reporter originally from Kansas City, Missouri, Doug came to KOAM from KSHB, where he did the morning weather. He is the chief Meteorologist of KOAM TV. Heady was the youngest person certified by the American Meteorological Society. He is also certified by National Weather Association in 2003. Now a Certified Broadcast Meteorologist, which replaced the AMS
Doug Heady Age
Heady’s age, date of birth, place of birth has not been disclosed. In his recent photo, he seems to be in his mid 40’s
Doug Heady Education
In December 2002, the University of Kansas alum took over as the KOAM Chief Meteorologist.
Doug Heady Wife
He is happily married to Leslie Qualls.
Doug Heady Meteorologist
Heady is the chief Meteorologist of KOAM TV. Heady was the youngest person certified by the American Meteorological Society. He is also certified by National Weather Association in 2003. Now a Certified Broadcast Meteorologist, which replaced the AMS.
Doug Heady Salary
Heady has earns a decent amount of money as the chief Meteorologist of KOAM TV. However, he has not disclosed his salary to the media but will be updated soon.
Doug Heady Contact
Heady’s Email:dheady@koamtv.com
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LONG RANGE FORECAST BASED OFF THE HEADY PATTERN. THIS COVERS NEBRASKA, IOWA, KANSAS, MISSOURI, OKLAHOMA, AND ARKANSAS.
The numbers each week is my severe weather index. The closer to 0 the better. The higher the number the severe weather chances are much greater!
Next Week: Thunderstorms chances with a severe threat continue on just about each day. However, these will be scattered and mainly hail and wind events. But need to be watched. We will warm through the 80s throughout the week.
June 9th-15th: A warm start to the week with a hot second half of the week. We will continue with scattered storms and a low severe threat just about each and every day.
June 16th-22nd: A warm but hot week. This means temperatures in the mid to upper 80s and 90s. Still, the scattered storms popping up most days.
June 23rd-29th: A warm start, but the heat kicks in the middle of the week. The heat will stick around the rest of the week with slight chances for thunderstorms Sunday, Wednesday and then again by the weekend.
June 30th-July 6th: Mainly a hot week with slight chances for storms on the 1st, 2nd and again on the 4th.
July 7th-13th: A warm week with a few pop-up storms on Wednesday and Thursday.
July 14th-20th: Mainly hot temperatures with scattered thunderstorms on Wednesday and then on Friday and Saturday.