Tyler Sendra
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My Story
My name is Tyler Allen Sendra, and I am currently a third-year student at the University of Georgia.
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For the first 20 years of my life, I lived in Oswego, Illinois with my three siblings and parents. My mother and I used to watch WGN9 News before I went to school, and my favorite segments were always the local weather updates. As I grew older, she and I used to spend time watching severe weather roll through from the sanctuary of our garage (I do not advise this for tornadoes). When I was 13 years old, my mother passed, and I have held onto her memory since then by studying the natural world around me. Whenever I feel like I need guidance, she likes to drop some rain on me to remind me that I'm moving in the right direction.
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After high school, I graduated from Waubonsee Community College with an associate's degree with a concentration in Geography. I moved to Georgia in 2023, with the intention of transferring into UGA and pursing a degree in Atmospheric Science. I went in anticipating doing broadcast meteorology, but as I have learned more here, I have gained an appreciation for climate studies/climate solutions. Being part of the WeatherDawgs has given me an opportunity to learn and grow in meteorology, and I hope to someday make an impact on the lives of the people around me, whether that be in forecasting severe weather, or working towards solutions to climate change. Anticipated Graduation, May 2027.
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As a forecaster, I've dedicated myself to continuously improving my approach to weather prediction and informing the public. My mission is to inform the public in the best possible manner, ensuring that everyone has access timely and relevant information. Each forecast video I create reflects my commitment to clarity and precision, empowering you to make informed decisions in your day-to-day. As I continue to learn at the University of Georgia, my hope is to continue refining my approach to communicating about weather and climate.