Henry | Weather
Henry Margusity, with over 40 years of experience, is one of the nation’s leading extreme weather experts. Henry has dedicated the majority of his career to forecasting extreme weather while saving lives and property. His most popular blog, Weather Madness, has an audience of over a half million users and features extreme weather including winter storms, hurricanes, severe storms and tornadoes.
Henry’s excellent forecasting skill has made him a frequent expert on national network TV and radio. He has been in hundreds of newspapers, including many of the largest in the country such as the Chicago Times, New York Times, Boston Globe, Philadelphia Inquirer, Washington Post, Detroit Free Press, etc.
His expertise proved to be valuable during Hurricane Sandy when he was featured on Fox News. Other national networks he has been featured on include ABC news and MSNBC. He also was a lead meteorologist on the Discovery Channel’s “Curiosity,” episode ‘Megastorm: what caused the hurricane and the lessons we can learn for next time.’ He is also a regular speaker on emergency planning, extreme weather and long-range weather.
Henry worked for AccuWeather, Inc for over 30 years before retiring in June of 2017.
Henry has Twitter and Facebook accounts that you can follow for vital weather information.
Watson | Tech
Watson Warriner has sat at the intersection of technology and scale for the last 15 years, honing his craft at iconic companies like YouTube, Uber, and Zeus Living. A Silicon Valley veteran, he has spent his career applying emerging tools—from early social platforms to modern Generative AI—to solve complex product challenges.
However, before he was a tech leader, he was a kid in New Jersey glued to The Weather Channel and Accuweather, captivated by the raw power of winter storms. This early fascination led to a Meteorology minor at the University of Colorado and a long-time admiration for Henry, whom he has followed since those early days in Jersey. Now, Watson is returning to his first passion, integrating 15 years of tech expertise to build the future of weather intelligence.