and Peggy Myers Scholarship in Meteorology, the Chauncey D. Hope Endowed Scholarship in Atmospheric Science, the Joel N. However, she has received various scholarships in her academic career. Alex Wilson: Lifetime Achievements, Awardsĭespite Alex’s successful career, she hasn’t had any award under her name for her professional work until now. Caption: Alex Wilson (Source: Youtube)īefore joining The Weather Channel, Alex worked as a meteorologist for various channels including WHNS-TV, WOWK-TV, and WVNS-TV.
So far her work in this channel has been successful and it seems like she will be working there much longer. Alex Wilson: Professional Life, Careerīecause of Alex’s high academic qualifications, she hasn’t had many problems in finding a stable professional career.Īlex is working as an on-camera meteorologist at The Weather Channel since 2013.
Later in 2007, she graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Meteorology from Penn State University.ĭuring her college days, she always wanted to be a meteorologist and wanted to cover NHL hockey. In addition, she enrolled in the Bachelor of Science in Marketing at the same university. In which school did Alex Wilson attend?Īs part of Alex’s academic career, she attended Syracuse University where she completed a Bachelor of Science in Broadcast Journalism. Furthermore, she also hasn’t shared memories and information about her childhood. She is of Caucasian ancestry.Īs regards Alex’s parents and sibling identity, she has not shared those details with the public yet. Any help would be greatly appreciated.Alex Wilson: Age, Parents, Siblings, EthnicityĪlexandra Wilson was born on November 10, 1983, in Macungie, Pennsylvania, USA, and raised there. I put the URL into a JSON viewer to look at the structure, and cannot figure out what I am doing wrong. When I run this I get an exception "TypeError: list indices must be integers, not str" The JSON stream includes a bunch of fields with daily summary information (Dailysummary), but I cannot get out and any of the values they have in this list. I adapted their Python example code (see below). I am trying to pull historical data from the Weather Underground API.
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