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NBC10 adds meteorologist Justin Godynick to First Alert Weather team

“I’m delighted to be able to work and forecast in the area I’ve spent most of my life,” Godynick said.

Justin Godynick will begin appearing on NBC10 newscasts starting June 7.
Justin Godynick will begin appearing on NBC10 newscasts starting June 7.Read moreCourtesy of NBC10

A new face will be delivering the weather at NBC10 starting next month.

Justin Godynick, a South Jersey native, will join NBC10′s First Alert Weather Team on June 7. He will appear on the station’s 4 p.m. and 6 p.m. newscasts Wednesday through Friday, and on evening weekend broadcasts, the station said.

“I’m delighted to be able to work and forecast in the area I’ve spent most of my life,” Godynick said in a statement. “Since I was 3 years old, I’ve had a true passion for weather and when delivering the forecast, I constantly fall back on the joy that weather brought me as a child.”

Godynick joins the station after a seven-month stint as a meteorologist at NBC Boston. But Godynick explained on his Facebook page that his newborn daughter, Emma, had developed medical issues that kept his family from moving to Boston with him.

Godynick said he decided to apply for the meteorologist position at NBC10 to “get back to New Jersey to live with my family again.”

“This is, of course, a somewhat bittersweet announcement, as I fell in love with the Boston area, but as WE ALL KNOW. Family must come first!” Godynick wrote.

Before his stint at NBC Boston, Godynick, a 2009 Rutgers graduate, worked as a meteorologist for News 12 Networks, forecasting weather for the New York metropolitan area. Before that, he was a meteorologist and traffic reporter for the New York-based NY1. Godynick also is an adjunct professor of meteorology at Kean University in North Jersey.

“We are excited to welcome Justin to our NBC10 Philadelphia First Alert Weather team,” Elizabeth Flores, vice president of news for NBC10 and Telemundo62, said in a statement. “With a passion for forecasting winter storms and having grown up locally, Justin is a welcome addition to our team.”