Rich Caniglia This is Me

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1. 1. Democrat & Chronicle: Local News

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   Published on: 5/24/2006   Last Visited: 5/24/2006

   "It's going to be a huge change from last weekend and about 40 degrees warmer," said Rich Caniglia, a meteorologist for WHEC-TV (Channel 10), who put forth the forecast with Williams.

2. 2. Democrat & Chronicle: Local News

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   Published on: 5/24/2006   Last Visited: 5/24/2006

   "It's going to be a huge change from last weekend and about 40 degrees warmer," said Rich Caniglia, a meteorologist for WHEC-TV (Channel 10), who put forth the forecast with Williams.

3. 3. 10NBC / WHEC TV-10

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   Published on: 8/27/2002   Last Visited: 8/27/2002

   Rich Caniglia 10NBC / WHEC TV-10
   
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   Ever since Rich was a little kid and opted to watch the Weather Channel instead of Saturday morning cartoons, he knew he was hooked on the weather. Growing up in Rhode Island and Massachusetts gave him a chance to experience every type of weather possible. From blizzards to hurricanes, thunderstorms to ice, every storm was unique and fascinating. Luckily for him, he had the opportunity to study Meteorology at Cornell University in Ithaca. He received his BS degree in 1997, and membership to the American Meteorological Society soon after that. Before he came to News 10NBC, Rich worked at WETM-TV in Elmira and WGRZ-TV in Buffalo, both at the same time. Rich has lived in and around New York for the past seven years. When he's not thinking about the weather, sports is usually on his mind. He loves baseball and golf, and enjoys football and hockey. Listening to all kinds of music is another hobby, whether it's jazz and classical or alternative and punk rock. He likes it all. Rich also collects sports memorabilia and plays the saxophone to pass the time. Rich tells 10NBC viewers to keep an eye to the sky, because you never know what you might see. You can see Rich Caniglia on News 10NBC each weekday morning on AM Live.
   
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