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John Stewart Coleman
John Stewart Coleman: Weatherman, Artist, and Chronicler of the Sky Born in Alpine, California, in 1934 – a place steeped in the rugged beauty of the Sierra Nevada – John Stewart Coleman’s life was one of remarkable convergence. While he is primarily remembered as the co-founder of The Weather Channel and a pioneering television meteorologist, his artistic pursuits, particularly his evocative paintings depicting Native American figures
and landscapes, reveal a deeply contemplative soul fascinated by both the tangible world and the intangible forces shaping it. Coleman’s journey, from a small town boy to a nationally recognized figure, is a testament to his adaptability, curiosity, and an enduring connection to the land. Coleman's early life instilled in him a profound respect for nature. Growing up in Alpine, he developed a keen awareness of weather patterns – the…