Joe DeNardo

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Joseph William DeNardo (November 27, 1930 – June 15, 2018) was an American meteorologist best known for his work at WTAE-TV in Pittsburgh.^[1] He was known for his 1994 campaign, "Joe Said It Would."^[2] DeNardo lived in Moon Township, Pennsylvania, with his wife of nearly 60 years. When he retired in 2005, after 45 years on the air, he enjoyed iconic status among Pittsburghers.^[3]