Christy Henderson Transitions from Meteorology to Real Estate

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Christy Henderson, the beloved meteorologist in Greenville, South Carolina, has announced her departure from broadcasting after 21 years. Transitioning to a full-time Realtor Associate at Herlong Sotheby’s International Realty, Henderson, known for her warmth and community connection, is set to explore a new career path while the Upstate braces for a potential winter storm. As she embarks on this new journey, viewers will miss her friendly presence on the airwaves.

Goodbye on Air: Christy Henderson Takes on a New Adventure in Real Estate

Greenville, South Carolina – The Upstate community is saying goodbye to a cherished face as award-winning meteorologist Christy Henderson has announced her exit from the airwaves after an impressive 21 years. After dedicating over two decades to delivering weather forecasts and connecting with viewers, Henderson is transitioning into the world of real estate, joining Herlong Sotheby’s International Realty as a full-time Realtor Associate, under her legal name, Christy Ross.

From Meteorology to Real Estate: A New Chapter

Henderson is no stranger to change. Originally hailing from Fort Worth, Texas, her family often discussed ranching and land ownership, giving her a unique perspective that now translates well to real estate. With a degree in Meteorology from Texas A&M University, she kicked off her broadcasting career at KCEN-TV in Waco, Texas, and moved through several major cities, lighting up screens in places like New Orleans, Los Angeles, Atlanta, Washington, D.C., and Dallas. Her resilience and warmth through the years have made her a staple in the homes of many.

In her impressive career, Henderson has been recognized multiple times for her excellence in meteorology. Notably, she has won the South Carolina Broadcasters Association’s “Weathercaster of the Year” award six times, alongside three accolades for “Personality of the Year”. Her authentic connection with viewers has been nothing short of remarkable, and it’s this same passion that Joan Herlong, the CEO of Herlong Sotheby’s International Realty, believes will bode well for her in real estate.

A Passion for the Upstate

Henderson is celebrated not only for her forecasting skills but for her heartfelt connection with the Upstate area. She has built real relationships with the local community, making her an ideal candidate for a career in real estate. As she embarks on this journey, the Upstate community will surely miss her friendly smile and informative reports, but they will also have an opportunity to seek her expertise in a new capacity.

The Winter Weather Will Keep Everyone on Their Toes

Just as Henderson transitions to a new chapter, she leaves behind a weather forecast that has everyone shivering in their boots! The Upstate is bracing for a potential winter storm, with a mixed bag of predictions swirling among various weather stations. The National Weather Service is warning of possible snow, sleet, and freezing rain from Saturday night through Sunday evening. With conflicting models providing various forecasts for precipitation amounts, residents will need to prepare for potentially tricky conditions.

Current insights indicate that FOX Carolina’s meteorologist is predicting 1-3 inches of snow along with up to a tenth of an inch of ice. On the other hand, WYFF News 4 suggests there could be 1-4 inches of snow and a quarter-inch of ice in certain areas. As for Christy Henderson’s last forecast, it looks like areas like Inman and Spartanburg might see more snowfall, with specific predictions of 3-5 inches for both Greenville and Spartanburg.

Predicting the Precipitation

The weather ahead appears more complicated than ever, as warm air moves into the atmosphere, causing uncertainty about whether we can expect rain and sleet or good old-fashioned snow. The shifting weather patterns make predicting precipitation types and amounts a forecasting challenge, leaving everyone wondering just what to expect once the storm rolls in.

As life goes on in the Upstate, Christy Henderson’s departure marks the end of an era and the start of an exciting new chapter, while the community awaits this winter weather with both anticipation and concern. It’s a change that may just bring sunshine to a chilly season!

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• Post and Courier: Herlong Sotheby’s International Realty Adds Acclaimed Upstate Meteorologist
• WSPA: Celebrating Chief Meteorologist Christy Henderson’s 21 Years at 7News
• Greenville Online: Why Do Local TV Networks Often Make Different Snow Predictions?
• Wikipedia: Meteorology
• Encyclopedia Britannica: Weather