‘Arizona Republic’ gains new meteorologist

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Tevian Whitehurst, meteorologist and former extreme weather reporter, joined “The Arizona Republic.” He’s seen it all, from severe weather outbreaks to natural disasters.

Whitehurst joined “Arizona Horizon” to discuss his extreme weather experiences and his future in this new position with “The Arizona Republic.”

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Tevian Whitehurst, extreme weather reporter and meteorologist, "The Arizona Republic"

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