Meteorologist | Scientist | Author | Storm Chaser
Cyrena’s professional accomplishments begin back in 2006 when she received a NASA certificate of appreciation for her efforts towards aviation safety while employed at a NASA contractor, AirDat. She then installed weather stations on the remote Alaska tundra for 6 years with McVehil-Monnett Associates, then came to New Hampshire as the Director of Summit Operations for the non-profit Mount Washington Observatory and was an NH1 News TV Meteorologist.
Since then, Cyrena climbed the ranks at Athenium Analytics to Vice President of Customer Success, Chief Sales & Marketing Officer for reThought Insurance, and is now the Director of Product Marketing at AtmosphericG2. She has done all this while volunteering at STEM events giving presentations and keynote speeches across New England, letting kids know she went from failing math in grade school, to obtaining a meteorology and math degree. She has also written two children’s books, “The Weather Story” and “The Hurricane Story”, and was Mrs. New Hampshire 2022. Cyrena is also a Storm Chaser and is a host of the Storm Front Freaks Podcast.
Work Experiences
Director of Product Marketing, AtmosphericG2
Chief Marketing Officer, reThought Insurance
Vice President Customer Success, Athenium Analytics
Meteorologist, NH1 News
Director of Summit Operations, Mt. Washington Observatory
Meteorologist, McVehil-Monnett Associates
Meteorologist, AirDat LLC
Previous: Vaisala, National Severe Storms Lab, the History Channel
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Awards
Mrs. New Hampshire 2022
2019 TechProfessional of the Year
Union Leader’s “Forty Under 40”
NASA Certificate of Appreciation recipient
National Collegiate Weather Forecasting Contest National winner
… and More!
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Cyrena is also a wife, mother to two daughters, triathlete, an avid equestrian, dog mom, outdoorsman, sailor, and loves to travel. Cyrena and her family love to hike, bike, run, canoe, and ski across all of New Hampshire. They can always be found outside enjoying all New Hampshire has to offer, regardless of the weather.