Maria molina biography meteorologist school

Maria Molina Timmer was born on April 7, in Nicaragua.

Maria previously worked as a broadcast meteorologist on national cable news based in New York City and as a middle school Earth and Space Science teacher.

Maria previously worked as a broadcast meteorologist on national cable news based in New York City and as a middle school Earth and Space Science teacher.

Before joining FNC, she was a bilingual television meteorologist for AccuWeather in State College, Pennsylvania, where she presented local and national weather.

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Maria Molina.

She earned a master's degree from Columbia University in Climate and Society and a bachelor's degree from Florida State University in Meteorology, with minors.

There is no any information about her parents, but she has a younger brother. She is of Nicaraguan descent. She was raised in South Florida. When she was just five years old, her hometown was suffered by Hurricane Andrew, which was of Category 5, later she said that she was inspired by this case to become a meteorologist.

During her high school, she was a cheerleader and majorette.

Afterwards, she studied at the Florida State University.

Prior to Fox News Channel, Molina was a bilingual TV meteorologist for AccuWeather in State College, Pennsylvania, for which she provided weather forecasts in.

She graduated in the with a bachelor degree in meteorology as well as minors in Math and Communications. During her college years she was a Member of Women in Math, Science, and Engineering Program. In the she reached Masters of Arts degree in Climate and Society from Columbia University in the City of New York.

Currently, she is pursuing her Doctor of Philosophy degree at the Central Michigan University. She has earned the Certified Broadcast M