John Fuller Biography
John Fuller came to St. Louis in June of 1983, recently celebrating 30 years of weather coverage in St. Louis. Despite his longevity, he says, “just
when I think I have St. Louis area weather figured out, a new wrinkle develops, like the 2012 drought or Spring 2013 tornadoes. With the weather constantly changing, we must adapt and adjust as meteorologists.”
Fuller earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Meteorology from The Pennsylvania State University in May of 1979. His’s first job in his field was with the Michigan Department of Natural Resources, Air Quality Division as an Air Pollution Meteorologist. He then joined WJIM TV 6 in Lansing as their weekend weathercaster.
From Lansing, John joined KSDK-TV in St. Louis where he was honored with the American Meteorological Society’s Seal of Approval. He also received the local Emmy Award for Best Weathercaster during his stay at KSDK.
A local favorite, John joined News 11 in October 2008 as Chief Meteorologist and has taught Meteorology at University College (Washington University night school) and currently at St. Louis Community College in Wildwood.
John Fuller Age
Fuller was a news anchor at KCTV from 2003 until 2015, when she was abruptly let go. She was 47 years old at the time and her lawsuit alleges Meredith Corp., the station’s owner, created an “age ceiling” for its female anchors but not for its male anchors. John Fuller actual age is under review and will be updated soon.
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Fuller earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Meteorology from The Pennsylvania State University in May of 1979 Details of his parents, brothers, and sisters are under review and will be updated soon.
John Fuller Wife
His wife details are not yet posted. The information is under review and will be updated soon.
John Fuller Net Worth
John Fuller came to St. Louis in June of 1983, recently celebrating 30 years of weather coverage in St. Louis. Despite his longevity, he says, “just. John Fuller estimated Net Worth as of 2019 is not yet revealed. The research is ongoing and the updates will be done soon.
John Fuller Articles
Scattered thunderstorms may impact St. Louis Friday evening and Saturday
ST. LOUIS, Mo. — There is a thunderstorm watch for Pike and Montgomery Counties in Missouri until 6:00 p.m. Strong scattered thunderstorms in northwest sections of the St. Louis region should slide southeast through the afternoon.
A couple of the storms may reach metropolitan St. Louis early in the evening. Another round of storms may impact part of the region again late Friday night into early Saturday morning, especially across central and northern Missouri into west-central Illinois.
Peak Fall colors coming soon to St. Louis
ST LOUIS – Fall colors are just around the corner, so set aside some time for a road trip the next two weeks. Fox 2 Meteorologist John Fuller lets us know when the peak will be best. Learn more about your area’s peak foliage timing at the Missouri Department of Conservation’s website.
Getting your car ready for winter weather
ST. LOUIS – Soon the flakes will be flying and arctic cold air will cover the area. Sure, you will have to run errands and get to-and-from work, so make sure your car is in good running order! Windshield washer fluid should be full, along with good wipers for that salty spray that covers the windshield, fresh oil to allow the engine to turn over freely, and a good battery to provide that added energy needed on bitterly cold mornings.
Earthquake rattles Oklahoma, six neighboring states
A 5.6 magnitude earthquake struck Saturday morning near Pawnee, Oklahoma, and rattled through at least six surrounding states in the US heartland, according to the US Geological Survey. The earthquake was also felt in Kansas, Arkansas, Missouri, Texas, Nebraska, and Iowa, according to the USGS.
The Oklahoma Corporation Commission, a regulatory agency that examines the state’s fuel, oil, gas, public utilities, and transportation industries, is “reviewing disposal wells in the vicinity of the earthquake near Pawnee,” Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin.
Scattered thunderstorms may impact St. Louis Friday evening and Saturday
ST. LOUIS, Mo. — There is a thunderstorm watch for Pike and Montgomery Counties in Missouri until 6:00 p.m. Strong scattered thunderstorms in northwest sections of the St. Louis region should slide southeast through the afternoon.
A couple of the storms may reach metropolitan St. Louis early in the evening. Another round of storms may impact part of the region again late Friday night into early Saturday morning, especially across central and northern Missouri into west-central Illinois.
Peak Fall colors coming soon to St. Louis
ST LOUIS – Fall colors are just around the corner, so set aside some time for a road trip the next two weeks. Fox 2 Meteorologist John Fuller lets us know when the peak will be best. Learn more about your area’s peak foliage timing at the Missouri Department of Conservation’s website.
Getting your car ready for winter weather
ST. LOUIS – Soon the flakes will be flying and arctic cold air will cover the area. Sure, you will have to run errands and get to-and-from work, so make sure your car is in good running order! Windshield washer fluid should be full, along with good wipers for that salty spray that covers the windshield, fresh oil to allow the engine to turn over freely, and a good battery to provide that added energy needed on bitterly cold mornings. Adapted from ST. LOUIS
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