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Cecily Tynan's replacement at 6ABC is her longtime colleague Adam Joseph
Adam Joseph, 6ABC's new chief meteorologist, replaces Cecily Tynan after 31 years.
In brief
Adam Joseph, 6ABC's new chief meteorologist, replaces Cecily Tynan after 31 years. Adam Joseph becomes 6ABC's chief meteorologist, replacing Cecily Tynan who retired after 31 years. Originally reported by PhillyVoice.
Adam Joseph's new role
Adam Joseph, a Massachusetts native who joined 6ABC in 2005, becomes the station's chief meteorologist.
Joseph's meteorology focus
Joseph says he obsesses over getting the forecast as perfect as possible, even when Mother Nature throws sharp curves.
Joseph's career timeline
Joseph started as a weekend meteorologist in 2005, later became weekday senior meteorologist, and covered major events.
Joseph's background
Joseph, born during a flood, was almost not saved by his parents, and he was destined to become a meteorologist.
Joseph's public identity
In 2014, Joseph became the first on-air news anchor in Philadelphia to publicly come out as gay.
Tynan's retirement
Cecily Tynan retired after 31 years at 6ABC, with Joseph replacing her as chief meteorologist.
Joseph's mother's support
Joseph's mother said he was 'made for this moment' when announcing his new role.
What to remember
Adam Joseph becomes 6ABC's chief meteorologist, replacing Cecily Tynan who retired after 31 years.
