NBC 7 announced on Tuesday that longtime meteorologist Dagmar Midcap has decided to leave NBC 7.
Over the past dozen years, Dagmar has become like family to many San Diegans. She is leaving the station and moving away from weather coverage to focus her full attention on her passions for animals and environmental issues.
"The public fascination about this private woman is exceptional," NBC 7 anchor Monica Dean recently said.So what's Dagmar really like? Well, she's a copper-topped dynamo who never stops, an animal lover's animal lover and — so far as we know — the only meteorologist in the market who had a band named after her. Frankly, she's just, well, one-of-a-kind. Just ask Dean, her longtime friend.
Dagmar knew, even when she first arrived in San Diego, that"this was a place that I could call home," and that's what she made it, both behind the camera and behind the scenes."My favorite memories are definitely of having traveled around the county, around Southern California, to interact with wildlife and the people who are working to save wildlife — those are my big memories," Midcap said last week, adding,"Those are my favorite animal memories.
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