Mark Stitz Age

Mark grew up in Canton, Ohio. Information about his age will be updated as soon as possible.

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Mark Stitz Height

He is approximately 5’9” tall.

Mark Stitz Net Worth

He has an estimated net worth of between $1 million and $5 million.

Mark Stitz Biography

Mark Stitz is an American journalist working as the chief meteorologist for KMTV 3 News. Mark experienced childhood in Canton, Ohio, home to the Pro Football Hall of Fame. He remained in Ohio for school, procuring his meteorology degree from The Ohio State University.

Mark Stitz KMTV 3 News

Stitz joined the 3 News Now Weather Alert Team in December 2017. He is eager to be back in the Midwest with its warm summers and snow-filled winters! In the wake of suffering numerous cold and blanketed winters in Ohio, Mark moved south, tolerating his first TV work in San Angelo, Texas.

He spent almost four years there estimating the high hotness and the extreme tempests brought about by the dryline, a typical component in the Southern Plains isolating the dry desert air from the clammy Gulf of Mexico air.

While in Texas, Mark procured the assignment of Certified Broadcast Meteorologist from the American Meteorological Society. The AMS gives the CBM assignment to communicate meteorologists who meet laid out standards for logical capability and viable relational abilities in their climate introductions.

Mark then, at that point, moved to Lexington, Kentucky, known for its pureblood horse ranches and whiskey. He spent over two years there estimating the climate he grew up with, including spring tempests and winter snow.

He then, at that point, moved back south, working in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Despite the fact that this time incorporated the exceptionally dynamic 2017 typhoon season, the most effective climate occasions there were not from named storms.

Mark was on air for quite a long time assisting with following the twisters in the episodes of February 2016 and February 2017. Implement Rouge and encompassing urban communities likewise experienced noteworthy flooding in August 2016 after more than 20 creeps of downpour fell.

KMTV 3 News Anchors

1. Caitlin Connell
2. Audra Moore
3. Chris Swaim
4. Adam Krueger
5. Alyssa Curtis
6. Vanessa Villafuerte
7. Mary Nelson
8. Serese Cole

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