Overview
- Tynan signed off with a final Action News weather report on Monday, Aug. 31, bringing to a close roughly 31 years at 6ABC.
- In her goodbye she thanked viewers and colleagues and recalled major coverage from the Blizzard of 1996 to Superstorm Sandy while saying she will remember the fun more than the storms.
- Tynan joined 6ABC in 1995 from KTNV in Las Vegas and was promoted to chief meteorologist in 2009, a role she held through her final broadcast.
- She told reporters she has no immediate work plans and intends to split time between her Delaware County home and a Florida property, and she declined a final parade hosting invitation to focus on family.
- 6ABC has not named a replacement for the 6 p.m. and 11 p.m. chief meteorologist, making long‑time staffers such as Karen Rogers and Adam Joseph early logical candidates and adding to broader veteran turnover in the Philadelphia TV market.