Dan Holiday, Meteorologist
President and Co-Founder of The Storm Report
Location: Kansas City, Missouri
Biography:
Dan Holiday was raised on a farm, east of El Dorado, Kansas. Throughout his childhood he built his own radio and weather station in his bedroom and began practicing his passion for a career. While in high school, Dan got his first job at KOYY Radio as an afternoon announcer. Since that time, he has worked at several radio stations including eleven years at KZSN-FM as mid-day on-air host and music director. By 2003, Dan and co-worker Brandon Ivey were presented the Kansas Association of Broadcasters first place award for the audio production of “Caught In The Path”, a radio program dedicated to severe storm safety. In 2004, Dan moved to Kansas City to join KFKF-FM as the afternoon personality. In 2006, he earned certification as a Broadcast Meteorologist through Mississippi State University. Dan is a member of the National Weather Association and the American Meteorological Society. In 2010 and 2011, Dan and The Storm Report Radio Network in partnership with affiliates KSAL and KKDT won broadcast awards for “Best Severe Weather Coverage”.
To send Dan an e-mail click here.
Gene Davis, Forecaster
The Storm Report Rewind
Location: Overland Park, Kansas
Biography:
Born and raised in Chicago — the Windy City — Gene’s interest in such things came early when his mom pointed out a tornado as it moved through a nearby suburb. An almost lifelong broadcaster, he worked part-time for Chicago TV and radio stations while still in high school. As an adult, he spent time at radio stations in Carbondale (Illinois), Madison (Wisconsin), and Nashville. He now works full-time as an engineer for a Kansas City television station. Along with his daily weather updates, Gene also does commercial voice work from his home studio.
To send Gene an e-mail click here.
Eric Burris, Meteorologist
The Storm Report Meteorologist
Location: West Palm Beach, Florida
Biography:
As a child, Eric was petrified of the afternoon storms that Florida is well known for. He would run and hide.
“I still remember the weatherman coming on TV and talking about the storms. I knew if he said it would be ok, then it would be.” That’s the whole reason Eric wanted to be a weatherman: to help people be safe when the skies darken.
Eric’s greatest television achievement to date was covering Hurricane Charley in Orlando, when it took a turn for the worse. “I’m living my dream, and enjoying the heck out of it!”
Eric received his education from Mississippi State University. In 2007, he earned the Seal of Approval from the American Meteorological Society.
In his free time, Eric loves taking care of his saltwater fish. He also has a very strong musical background, and loves helping out with marching bands, and cheering on his younger brother Jason, who is a member of the Boston Crusaders Drum And Bugle Corps.
To send Eric an e-mail click here.
Bryce Kintigh, Forecaster
The Storm Report Forecaster
Location: Wichita, Kansas
Biography:
Growing up on a farm in Northeastern Jewell County Kansas, Bryce started watching storms at an early age. He remembers watching an F4 tornado rip through his grandfather’s farm when he was just a child. Ever since, he has been fascinated by storms. Bryce started his broadcasting career at KRFS AM-FM in Superior, Nebraska, keeping listeners informed during severe weather season. Bryce is a graduate of Kansas State University, holding a Bachelor’s Degree in Electronic Media, as well as Geography. He enjoys traveling and has visited all 105 Kansas counties, as well as 48 of the 50 states. Bryce has also provided severe weather coverage updates for KAKE-TV in Wichita, Kansas. His most frightening moment was arriving on the scene just minutes after the devastating EF-5 tornado hit Joplin, Missouri on May 22, 2011.
To send Bryce an e-mail click here.
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