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Pioneering Former WNBC Meteorologist Frank Field Dies at 100 - NBC New York

For those who are wondering why this got posted here, it is because Dr. Frank had a doctorate in optometry (not to mention a few other science-related degrees.) Besides his weather gig, he was the science news guy for NBC in the day.

I grew up watching him on TV and he was the go-to meteorologist if only because he explained the "whys" in easy-to-understand science language. Somehow, he seemed to get the forecast more accurate than his peers. Just no reason to get your weather fix from anyone else.

Thanks for the memories.

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His resume includes undergrad education at MIT in meteorology. I also took similar courses there and they were amazing
 
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