Early life and education Schwartz was born in Philadelphia, one of two children, to Morris, an architect, and Miriam Schwartz.
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I’m not retiring from meteorology, my life-long passion, but only from daily TV on NBC10, he wrote in the station’s announcement. Glenn shared the news online and on-air earlier today. The family is planning a private memorial service. Glenn Eric 'Hurricane' Schwartz (born June 20, 1951) is an American author 1 and former meteorologist at the NBC-affiliate WCAU in Philadelphia. After more than 50 years as a broadcast meteorologist, NBC10s longtime forecaster Glenn 'Hurricane' Schwartz has announced his retirement. I'm so thankful he was on our team doing what he loved till the end of his time." "Dave loved doing the weather on TV and he was fantastic at it. He was so genuine and trustworthy - things that come from the soul and cannot be taught," said longtime friend and colleague Jim Cantore. He made so many of us laugh, smile, and wish we were like him. age expansion and to establish the foundation for a disaster recovery plan. He was everybody's friend and that's what he really wanted to be. "Everything was genuine about this wonderful man. Schwartz was remembered by his colleagues not only as the most creative personality to ever appear on The Weather Channel, but as an incredible man who made them better people and better broadcasters. “I want to let you know the reason why I have lost 35 pounds in the last 5 months is that I am being treated for cancer… Stomach cancer, of all things, for a foodie,” Schwartz said.ĭespite this reality, Schwartz was determined to expand his message of inspiration and hope. NBC10 Chief Meteorologist Glenn 'Hurricane' Schwartz weighs in on the loss of former NBC10 weatherman Herb Clarke, who died Sunday at age 84 from complications of Alzheimers. In February, on World Cancer Day, Schwartz talked about his diagnosis on air.
In 2015, Schwartz was diagnosed with cancer a third time.
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