Personal
Maria
Molina is a meteorologist on Fox News Channel. She appears regularly on the
show Fox & Friends as the weather person. She joined Fox in the year 2010.
Earlier she served as bilingual television weather reporter at Accuweather in
Pennsylvania State College.
Personal
Born in April 7, 1987 in Nicaragua, Molina was raised in South Florida. She was a cheerleader and majorette in high school. She studied at the Florida State University, where she received a bachelor degree in meteorology. She graduated cum laude from the university in the year 2008. She was a Member of Women in Math, Science, and Engineering Program. Her first job after she finished graduation was teaching science to seventh graders. She resides in New York City now.
Profession
Mara Molina has interned for many local television stations including the WTVJ-TV, WSCV-TV situated in Miami, Florida, and the WAVY-TV, an NBC affiliate located in Portsmouth, Virginia. She also served on the show South Florida Today, as production assistant at NBC situated in Miami, Florida. Molina initially worked as bilingual weather reporter for AccuWeather in the Pennsylvania State College. She reported on the national and local weather conditions both in Spanish and English. Maria Molina stated her career as meteorologist at 4FSU Weather located in Tallahassee, Florida, which is a weather show telecast live by students for a cable channel in Tallahassee. She also attends the graduate school at Columbia University taking time of her busy schedule with Fox News Channel.
Assignments
At Fox& Friends, she talks to different people and helps the audience know about different things that they were not aware of before. She has reported on the Super storm Sandy during her term at Fox. Maria Molina also appears on Fox News Latino reporting on breaking news events related to lifestyle, politics, and other topics that are telecast as daily videos in addition to her meteorological reporting.
She has been awarded the Certified Broadcast Meteorologist or CBM by the American Meteorological Society. She is the youngest weather woman reporter on cable television. She deftly balances her studies and a full time career as meteorologist. She aims at expanding her duties into covering on-field events including storms and other stories. She also hopes to write a book on weather in future.
