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<\/p>\nThere\u2019s a familiar face returning to Houston weather.<\/p>\n
KPRC 2 is welcoming meteorologist Collin Myers to our weather team, bringing him back to a city, and a forecast, he already knows well.<\/p>\n
Collin previously worked in Houston, where he covered tornadoes, severe thunderstorms, flooding, and tropical weather, including Tropical Storm Imelda. After spending the past five years forecasting in the Dallas\u2013Fort Worth area, he says he and his family are excited to return to Houston and make it home again.<\/p>\n
And when it comes to severe weather, Collin has seen plenty of it.<\/p>\n
A graduate of the University of Oklahoma, Collin studied aerospace engineering, meteorology, and advanced theoretical physics. While living in Oklahoma, he experienced the devastating 2013 Moore EF5 tornado-an event that reinforced his commitment to television weather and the importance of providing clear, accurate information when lives may be at risk.<\/p>\n
He\u2019s also an experienced storm chaser who has documented 14 tornadoes.<\/p>\n
During his previous time in Houston, Collin worked at KTRK and KRIV. He then spent five years in Dallas\u2013Fort Worth, forecasting and anchoring through severe weather, tornadoes, and major winter storms, with stops at CBS Dallas\u2013Fort Worth and WFAA.<\/p>\n
But there\u2019s much more to Collin than weather maps and storm tracks.<\/p>\n
He and his wife have two children, with another baby on the way\u2014and somehow still have room at home for four dogs. When he\u2019s not watching the skies, you\u2019ll likely find him spending time with his family, following the NFL, at the gym, cooking, or enjoying the outdoors.<\/p>\n
For Collin, joining KPRC 2 isn\u2019t simply another move in his career. It\u2019s a return to a community he already knows and a place his family is ready to call home again.<\/p>\n
Welcome back to Houston, Collin- and welcome to KPRC 2!<\/p>\n
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