The Weatherman: Al Kaprielian
Simply mention his name and you can expect to hear countless stories from people across the state who have either grown up with, or watched this treasured NH icon. His endearing presence and signature delivery style have even garnered him his own Facebook fan page. Girard at-Large is proud to bring back beloved Meteorologist, Al Kaprielian to the center stage of southern NH.
For over 25 years, this highly-respected, award-winning meteorologist has graced the television and radio airwaves, delivering his highly-accurate weather forecasts to the citizens of New Hampshire.From 1983 to 2009, Al served as Chief Meteorologist for WZMY-TV/WNDS-TV in Derry, NH where he established and built its highly-successful Meteorology Department, broadcasting to 2 million homes in Northern New England. His enthusiastic and exuberant style in delivering his forecasts has resulted in an unwaveringly loyal fan base that continues to this day.
Through his continued use of emerging technology, including continuously updated graphics, computer imaging, weather modeling and tracking techniques, Al has kept pace with the latest scientific methodologies to provide the most precise weather forecasting possible. His accurate, on-the-money forecasts in the highly unpredictable New England region have even won him praise by both The Boston Globe and The Nashua Telegraph for weather-predicting accuracy.
Al’s deep commitment to his community is demonstrated through his numerous community service programs, charity events and fundraisers. Additionally, he continues to bring his passion for meteorology to the young people across the state as an educator in schools, through sharing his knowledge of science and the weather.
Girard at-Large is delighted to welcome Al Kaprielian to our team!
Listen, this is getting more and more out of control every year. I would like to suggest this year that we have a full fleged circus at each and every shopping establishment to entertain the pre teens up before the crack of dawn. If we’d stop commercializing Christmas, we wouldn’t even be talking about Black Friday, now would we. Granted, we want to give our children a good day, that is not what Christmas is about. We as children also had expectations and wants, but there was a limit. Where is is it today?
Lets stop the B.S. , This gets more and more out of control every year. Parent’s need to grow up.
Yeah, let’s pitch tent’s in snow banks and get everyone sick. Any money saved on gifts will be spent on medical bills.
when Christmas trees go up in the stores shortly after Labor Day, you know it’s gotten out of control!
I lived in Merrimack N.H. for 12 years. It was always a pleasure to listen to Al’s weather forecasts.
He was correct most of the time !