Nick Gunter WMC Action News 5, Bio, Age, Education, Wife, Married, Salary, Net Worth and Memphis TN

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Nick Gunter Biography | Meteorologist | Weather

Nick Gunter is an American Meteorologist, Weather Anchor, and Forecaster currently working as a Meteorologist for at WMC-TV. He worked for three years as a morning meteorologist and reporter at WTOK-TV in Meridian, Mississippi. His time at both WTVA and WTOK gave him valuable experience in how to not only track severe storms but how to deliver an accurate forecast that is easy to understand.

Nick Gunter Age

Gunter was born and raised in Florence, Alabama, United States of America. His information about the exact date of birth he was born is not yet confirmed. He has also lived in the West Texas town of El Paso and in the Arkansas delta town of Marion. Living in these three cities, each with very different climatic conditions, steered him in the direction of meteorology.

Nick Gunter Education

Nick graduated from Marion High School in 2010. He attended and graduated Cum Laude from Mississippi State University with a Bachelor’s degree in geosciences, majoring in broadcast meteorology and minoring in communication. He was an active member of the East Mississippi Chapter of the NWA/AMS.

Is Nick Gunter Married | Wife

Nick is somehow private when it comes to matters concerning his personal life. He has not yet updated his relationship or marital status. When not forecasting the weather for the Mid-South, Nick enjoys spending time with his family and friends, cheering for his Mississippi State Bulldogs and Auburn Tigers. Nick also enjoys traveling to new places across the country. He also enjoys searching out and finding new restaurants. Nick is happy to call the Mid-South home again.

Nick Gunter WMC, Memphis TN

Nick started his career at WTVA-TV in Tupelo, Mississippi during his senior year at Mississippi State. During his time in North Mississippi, he guarded watchers during the tornado episode in April 2014. After he moved on from MSU, he found his next activity at WTOK-TV in Meridian, Mississippi where for a long time he was the morning meteorologist and reporter. While in Meridian, he helped figure a few tornado flare-ups, including the Collinsville tornado of February 2016, alongside dynamic tropical seasons and much winter climate in the south. His time at both WTVA and WTOK gave him significant involvement in how to follow extreme tempests as well as how to convey an exact figure that is straightforward. Nick is eager to proceed with his career at the station that eventually caused him to turn into a meteorologist, WMC Action News 5!

Nick Gunter Articles | Muck Racks

Breakdown: Why we turn back time this weekend

wmcactionnews5.com — By Nick Gunter and Ron Childers | November 1, 2019, at 8:11 AM CDT – Updated November 1 at 8:11 AM MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) – Cher asked the question in one of her songs, “If I could turn back time.” Good news for everyone, you can do just that early Sunday morning, as we officially end Daylight Saving Time and turn back to standard time for the winter months.

Breakdown: Weather folklore and why you shouldn’t trust a caterpillar to predict winter

wmcactionnews5.com — By Nick Gunter | October 28, 2019, at 4:56 PM CDT – Updated October 28 at 4:57 PM MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) – Let’s face it, there is a lot of folklore in the world of weather that says you can predict how the seasons will turn out. In this episode of The Breakdown, we will dive into the Woolly Worm folklore and explain why you really shouldn’t trust it to help predict how the winter season will play out in the Mid-South.

FIRST ALERT: Flash Flood Watch for parts of the Mid-South

wmcactionnews5.com — By Nick Gunter | October 25, 2019, at 10:46 AM CDT – Updated October 25 at 10:46 AM MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) – The WMC Action News 5 First Alert Weather Team is tracking a low-pressure system and associated cold front that will transport gulf moisture to the Mid-South. This system will bring heavy rain to the region as the moisture spins around the area of low pressure.