Felicia Combs Wins Prestigious American Meteorological Society Broadcast Meteorology Award
January 2025, Washington, D.C. – Felicia Combs, a renowned meteorologist and popular TV personality, has been honored with the American Meteorological Society’s (AMS) Broadcast Meteorology Award for her exceptional contributions to weather forecasting and public communication. The award, presented at the AMS Annual Meeting in Washington, D.C., recognizes Combs for her outstanding ability to inform and educate the public on complex weather events.
Combs, who is known for her engaging and clear communication style, has built a reputation as a trusted meteorologist in both local and national news. She is praised for her ability to break down intricate meteorological data into digestible information for a broad audience, helping communities make informed decisions during severe weather events.
“I am truly humbled and honored to receive this prestigious award,” Combs said during her acceptance speech. “Meteorology is a field that constantly evolves, and I am grateful for the opportunity to be part of this exciting and dynamic profession. This award is not just a recognition of my work but of the entire team that supports our efforts to keep people safe.”
Throughout her career, Combs has demonstrated a commitment to excellence in weather reporting, particularly during extreme weather events. Her ability to provide accurate, real-time updates during severe storms, hurricanes, and other natural disasters has been instrumental in keeping viewers informed and prepared.
The AMS Broadcast Meteorology Award is one of the most prestigious honors in the meteorological community. It acknowledges meteorologists who have made significant contributions to the field of broadcast meteorology through exceptional performance and dedication to public service.
“Felicia’s work exemplifies the high standards we strive for in the meteorological profession,” said Dr. Jennifer Francis, President of the American Meteorological Society. “Her ability to connect with audiences and provide critical information during challenging times is a testament to her skill and passion for the field.”
Combs’ recognition further solidifies her status as one of the leading figures in broadcast meteorology. As she continues her career, her efforts to inspire the next generation of meteorologists and her commitment to excellence in communication will likely make her a lasting influence in the field for years to come.
