On the other hand, she was intrigued by science, especially weather, and would spend rainy nights looking at the sky and admiring how nature works.ĭuring the years she spent at Paul VI High School, Cheryl was part of the track and field team, one of the fastest runners – she was also a member of the female soccer team. Sports came to her thanks to her brothers who are both very sporting and were into football during their high school years – Cheryl enjoyed wearing their football team’s hoodies to school. I have 80s in the 7day forecast on So tune in 🙂 What are you all smiles about heading into the weekend?Ī post shared by Cheryl Scott on at 3:26pm PDTĬheryl grew up being interested in both science and sports. It’s Friday! And so excited for this weekend! ? E.
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Wearing my hair in a ponytail for the first time on tv like ever! C. and the globe, his farthest journey thus far being to Australia.īrian, his wife Kristen and their two children live in Fairfax, Virginia.All SMILES because A. Travel is also a favorite hobby of Brian's as he has ventured across the U.S. He has hiked and backpacked throughout the U.S., from points along the Appalachian Trail in the East to the Grand Canyon in the West and places in between. The brightly painted vehicle is outfitted with top-quality weather instruments and is often found visiting local schools showcasing its excellent tools to teach kids about weather and weather safety.īecoming an Eagle Scout as a young adult remains a source of pride for Brian. These days it is not uncommon to see Brian crisscrossing the region in the First Alert Weather StormTracker, the station's mobile weather vehicle. With hotel staff proclaiming that "it is always so much fun when the storms come" and "we will take good care of you," one family member was considering "waiting out the storm." Brian's response that "it really wouldn't look good for me to leave a family member in the path of a major hurricane" convinced everyone that it was time to "get out of Dodge!" The expression "the calm before the storm" could not have resonated more than during that time - it was eerily quiet with a very slight breeze, the skies were bright blue and the long-time NOLA residents were relatively unfazed by the weather reports. "It was not only the excellent education that I received at George Mason but my one-on-one attention from Doug that helped me hone my forecasting skills," said Brian.Īs a meteorologist, one of Brian's most exciting memories is of the time he spent in New Orleans only days before Katrina hit. At that time, he was taken under the wing of his mentor and local legend Doug Hill. His love for the weather was apparent from an early age, so it was no surprise when, after graduating from George Mason University, he jumped right into the business. Brian's on-air career path took him from Salisbury, Maryland to Richmond, Virginia to New York City, and back home to Washington, D.C.īrian was born in Arlington and grew up in the rural Virginia communities of Culpeper and Madison. Prior to his current role, he covered the weekend night shift and has covered nearly every shift at the station since his first assignment on 7News' morning news. follow him as he highlights people and places doing good things around the DMV on Good Morning Washington live. You can catch his First Alert Weather forecast on weekday mornings on 7News On Your Side and on 103.5 FM WTOP News. Meteorologist Brian van de Graaff, a member of the 7News Team for over two decades, carries the American Meteorological Society's prestigious Seal of Approval.
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