I have known from a young age (around 4) that I wanted to study our atmosphere and its phenomena. From the wild Atlantic hurricane season back in 2005 to the forgotten tornado outbreak of January 23, 2017, I have had many experiences with just how much weather can effect people and just how dynamic it is. 

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I was born in Albany, Georgia and raised in Sylvester, Georgia. I started my collegiate career at Abraham Baldwin Agricultral College in 2017 studying Aeronautical Engineering. After 2 years, I decided to change to Atmospheric Sciences to pursue my lifelong goal of being a meteorologist. In 2020 I started my first semester at the University of Georgia. 2 years later, I graduated with my Bachelor's in Atmospheric Sciences and Geography. I am an unofficial "Double Dawg" and am now working on my master's in Geography with Dr. John Knox at the University of Georgia studying extreme rainfall. 

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You won't find me on T.V or in front of a camera, but I will be hard at work behind the scenes developing improvements to our forecasting as well as ensuring the most up-to-date forecasts are never far from those who depend on us.