Alan Sealls

Alan Sealls
Alan Sealls is Chief Meteorologist at WKRG-TV, in Mobile, AL.
Alan has over 25 years of experience in TV. He not only holds bachelors and
masters degrees in meteorology from Cornell and from Florida State, but
Alan also has professional certifications from the AMS (American
Meteorological Society) and the NWA (National Weather Association).
Alan is a Fellow of the AMS- a distinction held by a small fraction of
meteorologists.
Alan Sealls has written and produced weather programs for WKRG-TV, as
well as 30 weather videos for schools, distributed by Discovery Education
throughout North America. Before arriving in Mobile in 1999, Alan was a
meteorologist at WMAQ-TV in Chicago. Prior to that Alan was a
meteorologist for 5 years at Chicago superstation WGN-TV. While there, he
was a meteorology professor at Columbia College in Chicago.
He currently teaches weather broadcasting at the University of South
Alabama, each spring. From 1988-1992, Alan Sealls was a meteorologist at
WTMJ-TV & Radio, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. His career started in
Albany, Georgia, at WALB-TV. Along with local and state awards for
broadcasting, Alan is a five-time Emmy winner, with a dozen Emmy
nominations. He also won a national award from the American
Meteorological Society in 2009 for a series on climate change. Alan serves
as a Councilor for the AMS. He often is a panelist and presenter for national
conventions.