About John Bryant
I’m a Meteorologist.
I earned my B.S. in Geological and Earth Sciences with an emphasis in Broadcast Meteorology from Mississippi State University, and I've been in the field for over 30 years. I spent a significant part of my career as a Chief Meteorologist in Memphis, TN, where I learned what it means to communicate complex weather information in a way that people can actually understand and act on. That experience shaped everything about how I work today. I don't just analyze the data, I make sure the people who need it most can trust it and use it.
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Wildfire
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Slip and Fall
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Wrongful Death
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Consulting
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Insurance claims
I’m a Forensic
Weather Expert.
When weather-related damage occurs, the truth is always in the data, and finding it is what I do best. I work with insurance companies, law firms, and individuals to cut through the uncertainty and determine exactly what the weather did, when it did it, and how it impacted the situation at hand. My analysis ensures that claims are evaluated fairly, settlements are grounded in science, and no one is left guessing.
As a certified expert witness, I bring that same rigor into the courtroom. I’ve testified in cases ranging from hurricane damage and flooding to lightning strikes and winter storm liability. My expertise also extends to the energy sector, where understanding the weather’s influence on demand is essential. I provide in-depth forecasts that help energy providers anticipate fluctuations, manage risk, and make smarter operational decisions in an unpredictable market.
My goal is always to give you the weather intelligence you need to move forward with confidence.
I’m an EPA Certified Business Sustainability Consultant.
This part of my work is something I care about deeply. As an EPA Certified Sustainability Consultant, I partner with businesses to help them understand how weather and climate affect their operations and how to build smarter, more sustainable practices as a result. I help identify where companies can cut costs through energy efficiency and waste reduction, and where they can unlock new revenue through sustainable initiatives. There's something genuinely exciting about helping a business become a leader in sustainability. It's good for the bottom line, good for the company's reputation, and good for the planet we all share.