On TV: Kim MacDonald
Kim MacDonald
 "Kim MacDonald")
Kim MacDonald is a familiar face to anyone who watches The Weather Network. She made her debut in May 1998, the first day The Weather Network began broadcasting nationally from its new home in Mississauga.
A native of St. Catharines, Ontario in the beautiful Niagara region, Kim attended Brock University where she received her BA in Culture and Language Communications. She continued her education in the radio/television/film course at Niagara College, and has since earned her CMOS certification. Kim's first jobs were in radio as a news announcer and morning show co-host first at CHOW in Welland and then on to 610CKTB and 97.7 HTZ FM. In her spare time, Kim volunteered at the local cable station, honing her skills as a television journalist, while still working full time in radio.
Kim loves the great outdoors but will not turn down an all inclusive resort somewhere warm!
Catch Kim on weekday mornings on The Weather Network.
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The Canadian Meteorological and Oceanographic Society (CMOS) is the national association of individuals and organizations dedicated to the promotion of meteorology and oceanography in Canada. As a non-governmental organization, it serves the interests of meteorologists, climatologists, oceanographers, limnologists, hydrologists and cryospheric scientists.
Several of The Weather Network's on-camera personalities have attained the CMOS Weathercaster endorsement status. This distinction recognizes scientific competence, as well as effective communication. The on-air presentations are carried out by both professionally-trained meteorologists with strong communication skills, and professional broadcasters with training in weather analysis and forecasting.
The CMOS weathercaster seal of approval can be found next to their biographies online and look for the endorsement next to their name banners on The Weather Network.
For more information about CMOS and the weathercaster endorsement seal, please visit the web site, www.cmos.ca.
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