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Kim Cunningham Body Measurements

By Anthony Norman

October 29, 2014

Kim Cunningham is an American meteorologist. Currently, she serves an an on-camera meteorologist and co-host of Weather Center Live for The Weather Channel. She is also a hurricane specialist and has co-written a book called You Can Be A Woman Meteorologist. Kim started her career in 1991 behind the scenes at The Weather Channel. It was in 1995 that she joined the on-camera meteorologist apprentice program. Before The Weather Channel, Kim worked with United States Air Force. She is a member of the Air Force, and served as a forecaster and observer for the United States Air Force. Cunningham was named Airman of the Year, Airman of the Month three times, and is a honor graduate of United States Air Force Forecaster School. She became the first woman to work in the Severe Weather section of Global Weather Central at Offutt Air Force Base. She is a native of Cincinnati, Ohio, United States as she was born and raised there. She is a graduate of Creighton University, Omaha, Nebraska and has a Bachelor’s degree in Atmospheric Sciences. She also has Associates Degree in Applied Science from the Community College of the Air Force, Observer, Radar and Forecaster Schools and Satellite and Tropical Weather schools at Chanute Air Force Base in Illinois.

Cunningham is not only talented; she is also very beautiful. Since she is far from willing to reveal her body measurements, judging from her looks, she proudly owns a perfect body with full breasts, narrow waist and round hips. Her bra cup size has not been revealed yet. She is yet to pose in a bikini but will look very hot in one without a question. The talented beauty has brown hair with a matching set of brown eyes. She appears to have a good height and has maintained a balancing weight. She is probably in her late forties but she definitely looks much younger than her age. She has long, toned legs and subtly shows them off in her on screen outfits. She is a great combination of beauty with brains.