Megan Glaros
Megan Glaros is a local meteorologist, she covers the weather and also reports for both CBS This Morning and the CBS Evening News. She was a cheerleader for the Indianapolis Colts before she started her first Television job. She also did professional modeling when she was in High School and College. She was enrolled at Texas Christian University and transferred to Indiana University where she studied atmospheric sciences and journalism. Megan worked for Sinclair Broadcast Group where she did a forecast for five different cities. Following this, she moved to South Florida in September 200 where she became SportsJam Live’s Local 10-morning news meteorologist and host. She was able to cover the extreme hurricanes that swept the last couple of years. We can all remember clearly Hurricanes Katrina, Rita, Wilma an,d several more. She moved to WCBS-TV as a weekend morning meteorologist and weekend entertainment reporter. She has done the 4:30, 5, 6, and 11 AM news for the CBS 2 Chicago Morning News since August 2010. As a local meteorologist, she covers the weather and also reports for both CBS This Morning and the CBS Evening News.
Megan Glaros
Bri Winkler
Bri Winkler decided to leave television because she wanted to pursue her studies. She announced on her Instagram account that she was going to pursue a Master’s Degree in Environmental Science last July 2017. She previously studied Marine and Atmospheric Science with a minor in Mathematics and Communications at the University of Miami. Looking back at her career, she started her debut in broadcasting right after graduation. She was first employed at an NBC affiliate television station, KAMR-TV. The station was located in Amarillo, Texas. She served as a meteorologist in their morning show and she also co-hosts one of the network’s famous shows. Aside from tracking storms, she also reviews consumer products in a show called Does It Work. She is more popularly known in ABC7 Eyewitness News. In 2012, she was unexpectedly diagnosed with a stroke that manifested as a severe headache. Her MRI scans show that she healed completely within a few days. Good thing the stroke did not leave any permanent damage to the brain.
Bri Winkler
