WBRC’s James-Paul Dice signing off after 26-year career in television

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July 23, 2021

One of the most familiar faces on Alabama television is signing off the air tonight.

WBRC-TV’s James-Paul Dice has been the chief meteorologist at the Birmingham TV powerhouse for 13 of his 26-year career in television.

The beloved weatherman is starting a new career as a corporate pilot, flying Gulfstream IV business jets for Birmingham-based Drummond Company.

Dice will deliver his final weather forecast Friday night at 10 p.m. on WBRC TV Fox-6.

In a tweet, WBRC thanked Dice and wished him well on his new journey.

Today, we say “see ya later” to Chief Meteorologist @jpdiceATP as he embarks on a new journey to become a corporate pilot. We wish you nothing but the best in everything you do in life. https://t.co/KrOQc037ib pic.twitter.com/jwBqlKfZ5F

— WBRC 6 News (@WBRCnews) July 23, 2021

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