Amanda Curran is an experienced meteorologist currently working at WSFA 12 News since July 2014, where responsibilities include forecasting and creating weather graphics while adhering to the station's "First Alert" branding during various live broadcasts. Previous experience includes serving as an on-air meteorologist at the Vermont Center for Community Journalism, where Amanda produced weekly forecasts, and an internship at WMUR-TV News 9 that involved assisting with statewide weather forecasts. Additional roles included lead road weather forecaster for the Vermont Institute of Applied Meteorology and various positions at Lyndon State College, including resident assistant and peer leader. Amanda holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Atmospheric Science and Television Studies from Lyndon State College.
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WSFA 12 News
WSFA has continually built its news department. In the early days, it was one half-hour newscast a day. Now, WSFA airs more than 19 hours of local newscasts each week. Some of the most popular additions to WSFA news were a series of tower-cams, giving viewers aerial views of weather and traffic, and Advanced Super Doppler 12, the city's only live local weather radar. WSFA was also the first television station in the state to upgrade to digital, non-linear video news gathering equipment and the transition to High-Definition is now underway. News coverage and the technology that accompanies it are mainstays at WSFA, however the station is equally grounded in community support projects throughout the year.
