Elisabeth D’Amore Biography

Elisabeth D’Amore is an American Meteorologist, who joined the FOX13 weather team in April 2018 but isn’t new to the Memphis area. She grew up in Collierville, TN and graduated from Collierville High School before attending Mississippi State. There she obtained a degree in meteorology and gained the love for broadcasting.

Elisabeth D’Amore Age

Elisabeth D’Amore was born in the United States, but her age is under review we will get to update you very soon.

Elisabeth D’Amore Net worth

Elisabeth D’Amore has an estimated net worth of $ 7 million dollars as of 2019. She has all this income generated from her hard work as a Meteorologist.

Elisabeth D’Amore Husband

Elisabeth D’Amore has not disclosed her husband in the public since she makes it private. She is seen together with her husband in her Facebook where she has posted him as a profile picture wishing him a Happy birthday.

Elisabeth D’Amore Education

Elisabeth D’Amore graduated from Collierville High School before attending Mississippi State. While she was still there she obtained a degree in meteorology and gained the love of broadcasting.

She graduated from Mississippi State University in 2013, but her education continues to impact her on a daily basis as a broadcast meteorologist at a TV station that is the top station in a medium-sized market.

She explains about her education stating “The things I learned in the classroom allow me to stand confidently in front of the green screen every day,” D’Amore said.

D’Amore received her bachelor’s degree in atmospheric science and then began her career as a broadcast meteorologist at the ABC and Fox affiliates in Columbus, Georgia, where she now lives.

Elisabeth D’Amore FOX13

Elisabeth D’Amore joined the FOX13 weather team in April 2018 where she is serving as the Meteorologist. While there she covered all types of weather from record flooding to crippling ice and tornado outbreaks.

Although she loved her time in the Peach State, the saying holds true “there’s no place like home”. She’s thrilled to be back in Memphis with her husband to eat all the BBQ her heart desires.

She splits her fall and spring between cheering on the MSU Dawgs and the Memphis Tigers with some Memphis Grizzlies action in there, too. Follow along with Elisabeth on Twitter and Facebook.

What does Elisabeth D’Amore do as a Meteorologist

“I worked as a weekend meteorologist for two and a half years before being promoted to Morning Meteorologist in June 2016,” D’Amore said. “It’s been a rewarding and humbling three years in TV news. I’ve been able to improve my craft in communicating, but I’ve also realized my passion for public safety.”

D’Amore’s favorite class at MSU was Broadcast Meteorology Practicum taught by her greatest mentor, Renny Vandewage, who was an instructor of broadcast meteorology in the Department of Geosciences at the time.

D’Amore says that this department gave her the necessary tools to learn all she could about the weather from learning “how to forecast it behind the camera and how to effectively communicate it in front of the camera.”

“My experience at MSU gave me hundreds of unforgettable memories and countless life lessons,” D’Amore said. One lesson that she shares with future and current MSU students is:

“Get involved in anything and everything you desire. Don’t be afraid to do it alone. The thing is, you’re not alone.” She continues, “Most folks you interact with in college and beyond are more like you than you think.

Most of us have similar insecurities, questions, emotions, and feelings. But we also have our differences, and you should bring those differences to the table and let others around you nurture those special qualities to help transform you into a better person.”

She also encourages students to “Branch out and make friends in several different areas of the school. Meet your professors and get to know them. Be a part of all the groups offered by your college and department. The people you get to know there will help and encourage you throughout your career.”

Some of D’Amore’s favorite college memories include being a Gamma Chi during Panhellenic recruitment, a two-week storm chasing class where she saw five tornadoes, and talking with incoming students about the College of Arts and Sciences while serving on the Dean’s Student Advisory Council.

Besides following the weather, D’Amore says that she enjoys reading, water skiing, clogging (a form of folk dance) and spending time with a small group of ladies in her new town that gets together for fun once a week.

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Elisabeth D’Amore Articles

Severe weather leading to major flooding in Arkansas, prompting many road closures

The Arkansas River flows generally to the east through many Midwest states and is fed by rivers in Colorado, Kansas, Oklahoma and of course Arkansas. These states have been inundated with rounds of storms and heavy rain over the past two weeks, and all of that water has to go somewhere. It will eventually lead straight through Arkansas and eventually to the Mississippi River. It will be south of the FOX13 viewing area.

MEMPHIS WEATHER: TORNADO WARNING issued for parts of the Mid-South, damaging winds are the primary risk

TORNADO WARNING issued for McNairy, Hardin [TN]until 3 PM SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING issued for Benton, Marshall [MS]until 2:15 PM TORNADO WATCH issued for Haywood; Lauderdale, TN; DeSoto; Tunica, MS; Tipton, TN; Benton, MS; Fayette; Hardeman; Shelby, TN; Tate, MS; Lee; Marshall, MS. until 5 PM Rain and storms will increase in coverage as we head towards noon A wind advisory goes into effect at 10 AM with gusts near 35 mph Severe storms are expected with damaging winds being the primary…

Mid-South launches ‘Severe Weather and Flood Awareness Week’ to keep residents safe

MEMPHIS, Tenn. – Sunday kicked off Tennessee’s and Arkansas’ Severe Weather and Flood Awareness Week, presented by the Memphis National Weather Service. Each day of the week they will focus on a certain aspect of severe weather – either staying safe or preparing on how to get severe weather information in a timely manner. Click on each of the links below for more information on that day’s focus.

Rain with misty conditions today in the Mid-South

Tracking light rain and misty conditions today with temperatures in the 40s President’s Day will be cool and dry under a partly cloudy sky The first of several rounds of rain will begin on Tuesday morning Scattered showers will be around through Saturday Temperatures will top out in the mid 40s to the upper 50s Watch the video above for the latest on this wet weather pattern!

Storms still active Friday morning for Mid-South

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Partly Cloudy with Scatt’d Storms LATE for Mid South

All these articles are adapted from fox13memphis.com

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