Tom has been Chief Meteorologist since 2002. He loves Pennsylvania's challenging weather. Hot summers, cold winters, floods, drought, rain and snow, Tom loves it all!
The most impactful weather event Tom has covered here in the mid-state would have to be the Campbelltown, tornado in the summer of 2004. It was devastation and then triumph as the community rebuilt. The President's Day snowstorm in February 2003 was another coverage highlight.
He is a member of the American Meteorological Society and The National Weather Association. He holds the seal of approval from both organizations.
Tom's career has taken him all over the country but he is happy to call Central Pennsylvania home. He serves on the board of the American Cancer Society and is actively involved in the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. With CBS 21, Tom hosts the Jerry Lewis Labor Day Telethon each year.
He feels Harrisburg is a great place to raise a family, from Hersheypark to the Susquehanna. Tom and his wife have 3 daughters and reside in Harrisburg.
The most impactful weather event Tom has covered here in the mid-state would have to be the Campbelltown, tornado in the summer of 2004. It was devastation and then triumph as the community rebuilt. The President's Day snowstorm in February 2003 was another coverage highlight.
He is a member of the American Meteorological Society and The National Weather Association. He holds the seal of approval from both organizations.
Tom's career has taken him all over the country but he is happy to call Central Pennsylvania home. He serves on the board of the American Cancer Society and is actively involved in the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. With CBS 21, Tom hosts the Jerry Lewis Labor Day Telethon each year.
He feels Harrisburg is a great place to raise a family, from Hersheypark to the Susquehanna. Tom and his wife have 3 daughters and reside in Harrisburg.
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