What I think I'll miss most about working with Karen is her laugh. "Mornings will never be the same without Karen. I am honored to have worked with her and proud to call her my mentor and friend," said Severe Weather Team 2 Meteorologist Katie Walls. "She was and is a pioneer for women in broadcast meteorology. "I wish Karen the very best in her retirement!" I will miss her tremendously," Nitz said. "Karen is a wonderful person, one of my favorite in the world. Meteorologist Karen Minton will continue to be on Channel 2 Action News This Morning weekdays from 4:30 to 7 a.m. "She has been my rock, my laughing buddy and let’s not forget one of the best to ever to do this job. "They day I interviewed for this job 11.5 years ago, she walked into the new director's office and said, 'you’ve got to hire him.' Luckily for me, they took her advice," Blankenship said. as what you see when we come on the air!"Ĭhannel 2 Action News This Morning anchor Fred Blankenship has worked with Minton for more than a decade. "Here’s the behind the scenes secret: Karen’s just as lovely and caring at 2:30 a.m.
That smile! She’s incredibly smart and at the top of her game," she said. "Karen is the warmest, most genuine, supportive person you could meet. “I can’t imagine going anywhere else.”Ĭhannel 2 Action News This Morning anchor Linda Stouffer said working with Minton is as enjoyable as you'd expect.
The family aspect is something Minton said she loves. It was a family, not just a workplace,” she said. But it didn’t take long to realize Atlanta was her new home. More importantly, she has enjoyed the trust of her viewers over three decades at WSB-TV," Nitz said.Īt first, Minton said she wasn’t sure how long she’d be in Atlanta. "Karen has a well-earned reputation as a skilled and reliable meteorologist. Severe Weather Team 2 Meteorologist Brad Nitz agreed that Minton has excelled delivering forecasts for more than 32 years.
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