Lecturer
Meteorologist
Paul Joseph is the Chief Meteorologist and is responsible for
all weather coverage on the Milwaukee based Journal Broadcast
Group stations of Today's TMJ4, Newsradio 620 WTMJ, and 94.5 WKTI.
His primary broadcast responsibilities are on Channel 4
television and WTMJ radio in Milwaukee. Paul and his wife
Judy moved to Milwaukee in 1970 as Paul become the first broadcast
meteorologist on Milwaukee television.
Joseph holds a masters degree in meteorology with an air pollution
minor from the University of Utah. His undergraduate work
was done at both the University of Wisconsin in Madison and the
University of Utah. Teaching has always been a great love
of Paul's ever since graduate school. He's taught at the
University of Utah, the University of Wisconsin in Milwaukee and
for the past 15 years, Marquette University. Paul created
Physics 007, Survey of Meteorology, for the students of Marquette.
Joseph is a past member of both the American Meteorological
Society Board of Broadcast Meteorology and its Board of Meteorological
Education. He holds the American Meteorological Society
Seal of Approval for both radio and television weathercasting.
In 2001 Paul became only the 24th broadcaster in the United States
to be recognized by the same society with its highest honor
for a broadcaster, the Award for Outstanding Service by a Broadcast
Meteorologist. In 1995 he was named a Fellow of the AMS
for his over 25 years of involvement in the improvement of broadcast
meteorology, both in Wisconsin and nationwide, and for his contribution
to weather education in the Milwaukee area. In 1991, the
National Weather Association named Joseph its Radio/Television
Broadcaster of the year. He also has received awards from
the Milwaukee Press Club and the Milwaukee Chapter of American
Women in Radio and Television.
In his free time Joseph enjoy tennis, movies, the theatre,
and traveling, especially by train. Paul and his wife Judy
have designed and taken groups all over the world by train.
They have four children and one grandchild.
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