John Morales

Atmospheric & environmental scientist, fellow of the American Meteorological Society, and chief meteorologist for WTVJ NBC6-TV, Miami, Florida.

Atmospheric & environmental scientist, and a fellow of the American Meteorological Society. He is chief meteorologist for WTVJ NBC6-TV in Miami, Florida. 

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Warren Olney talks about the blackout during the Texas deep freeze with meteorologist John Morales and USC energy expert Kelly Sanders.

Texas blames blackouts on the Green New Deal, and Joe Biden says ‘America’s back’

Warren Olney talks about the blackout during the Texas deep freeze with meteorologist John Morales and USC energy expert Kelly Sanders.

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