Joey Sulipeck Biography
Joey Sulipeck is an American Chief Meteorologist reporting for Fox13 Weather Authority. Before getting into TV news, Sulipeck did a variety of jobs, including spending a summer working at an Alaskan cannery after college. “It was a crash course on making it on your own,” he says. • To learn more, go to Sulipeck’s blog, Joey Untied on myfoxmemphis.com.
He attended Scenic Hills Elementary in Frayser, Raleigh Egypt Jr. and Sr. High School in Raleigh, and then graduated from the University of Memphis with a B.A. in Journalism.
He is also a Member of Mensa; and Emmy winner, storm tracker, husband & dad. Still learning. I believe in dew process. Before getting into TV news, Sulipeck did a variety of other jobs, including spending a summer working at an Alaskan cannery after college. “It was a crash course on making it on your own,” he says. • To learn more, go to Sulipeck’s blog, Joey Untied on myfoxmemphis.com
Joey Sulipeck Age
Joey Sulipeck was born in the United States of American. The information about her age is under review but we will get to update you very soon. As for now, his age is still under review.
Joey Sulipeck Net worth
Joey Sulipeck has an estimated net worth of $ 8 million dollars as of 2019. He has all this net worth generated from his hard work as the Chief Meteorologist.
Joey Sulipeck Education
Joey Sulipeck attended Scenic Hills Elementary in Frayser, Raleigh Egypt Jr. and Sr. High School in Raleigh, and then graduated from the University of Memphis with a B.A. in Journalism.
He then completed his post-graduate studies through Mississippi State University and obtained his certification from the National Weather Association. He believes that with knowledge comes strength.
Joey Sulipeck Wife | Children
Joey Sulipeck is married to Lisa. He credits with her wife with much parenting insights. Sulipeck hopes his kids will discover their own passions in time, just as he and Lisa have. She loves to paint and decorate; one corner of the den is where she paints and many changes to their home came from her ideas.
The couples were blessed with three children, Milo Sulipeck (12), Chloe Sulipeck (14), and Roman Sulipeck (9), enjoy playing sports and hanging out with friends. With 17 neighbor kids in their cove, the Sulipeck home is frequently teeming with activity. Yet when they bought their Germantown home seven years ago, it was far from the cozy place it is today.
Joey Sulipeck Chief Meteorologist
Joey Sulipeck is a member of the National Weather Association and Mensa, and the winner of two Mid-South Emmy Awards. He’s a true-blue fan of the Memphis Tigers, barbecue. Elvis and loves Memphis. Sulipeck’s has been with WHBQ-TV, Memphis’ Fox affiliate, for more than a decade and has won two Emmys for his broadcasts.
An ardent Tiger fan, Sulipeck is homegrown talent, a graduate of Raleigh Egypt High School, the University of Memphis (with a degree in journalism), and post-graduate studies through Mississippi State University. He earned his certification with the National Weather Association.
But he’s best known for his ubiquitous bowties. It was during his time at Channel 24 with weatherman Brian Teigland that Sulipeck first settled on wearing a bowtie. He thought it would make him look distinctive, memorable.
As for forecasting the weather, it proved to be just the kind of challenge he enjoys. “It’s never boring. It’s fluid and unpredictable,” he says. And it plays to his strength of thinking well on his feet and speaking extemporaneously.
When he’s not scanning radars at work, Sulipeck enjoys spending time at home with his wife, Lisa, and their three children. Now that he’s switched to mornings (his workday starts at 3 a.m.), Sulipeck gets to more fully savor the daily rhythm of family life. Theirs is a busy household.
The couple’s children, Milo (12), Chloe (14), and Roman (9), enjoy playing sports and hanging out with friends. With 17 neighbor kids in their cove, the Sulipeck home is frequently teeming with activity. Yet when they bought their Germantown home seven years ago, it was far from the cozy place it is today.
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Joey Sulipeck is a member of the National Weather Association and Mensa, and he is also the winner of two Mid-South Emmy Awards. He’s a true-blue fan of the Memphis Tigers, barbecue. Elvis and loves Memphis. Sulipeck’s has been with WHBQ-TV, Memphis’ Fox affiliate, for more than a decade and has won two Emmys for his broadcasts.
Joey Sulipeck Exhibits include flying a FedEx plane, doing hands-on experiments, and being a weathercaster on TV. Admission is free. Register online at myfoxmemphis.com.
He has been with WHBQ-TV, Memphis’ Fox affiliate, for more than a decade and has won two Emmys for his broadcasts. Sulipeck home is frequently teeming with activity. “Since it was a foreclosure, it took us two weeks just to clean out all the junk,” says Lisa.
The couple did much of the renovation work themselves. It was the epitome of teamwork, proof-positive that with dedication, something discarded can be eventually transformed into a thing of beauty. That’s one of many lessons the couple works to share with their children.
In this high-tech era, Sulipeck believes parents must be more present because “The world is eager to raise my kids,” observes Sulipeck. “Television, media, the online world, they’re all wanting to dump stuff into their heads.”
That’s why he and Lisa are intentional about instilling Biblical values that will give their children a sense of “true north.” That means earning money for what they want and remembering that computer time or cell phone use are privileges and not rights. He also encourages his kids to assess a situation before rushing to judgment.
“Kids are paying attention. They watch our body language, our facial expressions, and they begin to pay it forward,” he says. Though both his parents (and grandparents) were involved in his life, their divorce left his mother to hold the family together.
He credits her with much of his parenting insights. Sulipeck hopes his kids will discover their own passions in time, just as he and Lisa have. She loves to paint and decorate; one corner of the den is where she paints and many changes to their home came from her ideas.
Joey Sulipeck Strengthening kids with knowledge
Sulipeck enjoys educating viewers. In fact, the idea for Fox13’s Weather Camp for Kids came about in response to letters Joey received from moms whose children were frightened by storms. He wanted to help them be less fearful and thought education was the key.
Thus, a weather camp was born. Now, the National Weather Service, FedEx, the Memphis Health Department, and the local Homeland Security office donate their time each year to teach kids all about the weather. Much to Sulipeck’s surprise, more than 1,200 kids turned out with their parents that first year and its been a success ever since.
But perhaps he shouldn’t have been surprised. Sulipeck’s calm, authoritative style, his wit, and his knowledge make him accessible and trustworthy. He takes his job as a meteorologist seriously, knowing that when viewers tune in, it’s his responsibility to see them through dangerous conditions.
He believes that with knowledge comes strength. That’s one lesson he hopes he can pass on to his viewers and to his kids. But perhaps he shouldn’t have been surprised. Sulipeck’s calm, authoritative style, his wit, and his knowledge make him accessible and trustworthy.
He takes his job as a meteorologist seriously, knowing that when viewers tune in, it’s his responsibility to see them through dangerous conditions. He believes that with knowledge comes strength. That’s one lesson he hopes he can pass on to his viewers and to his kids.
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