A popular meteorologist in Oklahoma, he had the science to save lives and the voice that people would listen to.

News 9 Chief Meteorologist David Payne reflects on how Gary England shaped his childhood, transformed weather broadcasting, ...

Gary England, who retired in 2013 after over 40 years as the chief meteorologist for Oklahoma TV station KWTV, has died at 85 ...

Gary England, a beloved meteorologist and innovator in the industry, has died at the age of 85. He spent 41 years informing ...

What began with a borrowed camcorder, a bag phone, and a college student’s cold call to Channel 9 would help launch the first storm tracker team in the country—led by Gary England and Val Castor.

A native of Seiling, Gary England retired in 2013 as the chief meteorologist for KWTV, after joining the OKC CBS-affiliated ...

Gary England, a meteorologist who became Tornado Alley’s most influential TV weatherman, adopting early Doppler radar technology so effectively that he often issued lifesaving warnings on ...

Gary England, who spearheaded local weather coverage for over 40 years and became internationally recognized for his work, ...

The Seiling native retired in 2013 after 41 years of service. Many consider England the mentor and inspiration to generations ...

England was called the Oklahoma's Master Meteorologist by NPR while The New York Times called him The Weather God of Oklahoma ...

Trailblazing meteorologist Gary England, who for four decades told Oklahoma television audiences to "Stay tuned; we'll keep you advised," died Tuesday, June 10. He was 85. A native of Seiling ...