Bryan Norcross literally "talked South Florida through" Hurricane Andrew in 1992 and, since that time, his level-headed advice, professional presence and measured delivery have earned him the trust of South Florida television viewers.

As Hurricane Analyst for WFOR, CBS4, in Miami, Bryan serves as Executive Producer for the station's hurricane specials, is intimately involved in station hurricane planning, and leads CBS4's round-the-clock coverage whenever a storm threatens South Florida. He also works closely with the CBS4 weather team to maintain the station's state-of-the-art forecasting and meteorological capabilities.

In addition, Bryan is also the on-air Hurricane Analyst for CBS News in New York, appearing frequently during hurricane season on CBS News programs including the CBS Evening News. Bryan also appeared frequently as the primary fill-in weatherman on the CBS Early Show with Bryant Gumbel.

Bryan was named Expert Advisor to the Academic Task Force on Hurricane Catastrophe Insurance by Florida State Treasurer and Insurance Commissioner Bill Nelson, and a member of the Governor's Committee to evaluate state response and recommend changes to the state emergency system by Governor Lawton Chiles.

In appreciation for his work before, during and after Hurricane Andrew, Bryan received the 1993 David Brinkley Award for Excellence in Communication. He was also publicly recognized with designations of Bryan Norcross Days in Miami, Miami Beach, and Ft. Lauderdale, among other cities. In addition, he's the recipient of an Emmy Award from the Suncoast Chapter of the National Association of Arts and Sciences, and the DuPont and Peabody awards, the highest awards given in broadcasting.

Bryan is the Honorary Chairman of the Board of the South Florida Hurricane Warning museum project in Deerfield Beach. In addition he has recently served on the Board of Directors of the Wolfsonian Museum on Miami Beach.

The second edition of Bryan's comprehensive hurricane guide called "Hurricane Almanac" was released by St. Martin's Press in May 2007. The book covers hurricane science, history, preparedness and more.

Bryan has a Bachelor of Science degree in Math and Physics and a Master of Science degree in Communications and Meteorology from Florida State University. In addition Bryan received an Honorary Doctor of Public Service degree from Florida International University. A resident of Miami Beach, Bryan has lived in Florida most of his life.