After college, Ed Roy began a career in meteorology. He was the first meteorologist hired in Lafayette, Louisiana,
becoming the first, full-time broadcast meteorologist in the Acadiana area. Later, he became Meteorologist-in-Charge
at KATC TV-3. He was awarded "Best Weathercast in Louisiana" by the Associated Press and was a frequent contributor
to Paul Harvey News and Commentary.
In the 1980's, Ed started the SkyTrak Radio Network and became the Chief Meteorologist, covering nearly 20 radio
stations in Louisiana, Texas and Mississippi. He later sold the company and was retained as consultant for the next two
years.
He frequently served as a weather source for the Times Picayune of New Orleans, the Morning Advocate in
Baton Rouge and The Daily Advertiser in Lafayette. Ed was a presenter at the First International Hurricane Conference
in Biloxi, Mississippi.
Ed has served as Guest Cajun Meteorologist on KUSI's Morning Show, a nationally syndicated television show in
San Diego.
Ed Roy joined the University of Southwestern Louisiana (now ULL) Debate Team while in college. As a result,
he became one of the best public speakers in America and is a great ambassador for the Cajun culture.
His experience in meteorology and as a public speaker further qualify him as an expert witness. He is great to have
on your team!
And, that's what qualifies Ed Roy as an expert in Forensic Meteorology!
