Child," the prestigious Administration for Children's Services' "2004 Golden Heart Award," the 2004 "Miracle Makers Media Award" for her commitment and dedication to helping New York City's Foster Care children and the Second Annual "Nicholas Scoppetta Award for Service to Children." She was cited in 2002 as a "Grad Made Good" by her alma mater, Florida State University and has also received the Police Athletic League's "2002 Woman of the Year Award," a 2000 YMCA "Champion For Youth" honor and the City of Hope's "Spirit of Life" award for her professional and personal example to New York City youth. Her professional awards include Bronx Community College's 1995 "Kaleidoscope Award" for excellence in television meteorology; a St. Louis Emmy Award for "Best Weathercaster" (1988); and Huff is a member of the American Meteorological Society, the National Association of Black Journalists, the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority, and the New York Friars' Club. She was inducted into the New York State Broadcasters Hall of Fame in 2016. Family & extras Janice is currently married and resides in Denville Township, New Jersey. Janice takes time to mention her beloved FSU Seminoles whenever possible. Further, video footage of Janice Huff can be seen as part of the Radio City Christmas Spectacular. In the footage, Janice predicts that there is little chance of a White Christmas. During 9/11, WNBC showed live via Chopper 4 the south tower of the World Trade Center exploded with immediate indication that it was an explosion. Minutes after the impact, it was Janice, who called the station from her home while watching the broadcast, that pointed out that she saw a plane flying low and hitting the tower from the chopper's vantage point. They replayed the footage of the impact with Janice commenting on it and confirmed that it was indeed a plane. Janice voiced meteorologist Stormy Gale on the PBS Kids series Cyberchase and appeared as a guest on the show's Cyberchase For Real segment to explain fog. See also New Yorkers in journalism References External links WNBC profile Eau Claire H.S, Columbia, S.C. 1960 births Living people Television anchors from New York City Television anchors from San Francisco Television meteorologists from New York (state) Television meteorologists in New York City New York (state) television reporters Florida State University alumni People from Columbia, South Carolina People from Denville, New Jersey Scientists from New