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Howie Gordon | |
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| Born | January 7, 1971 |
| Alma mater | University of South Florida, Southern Illinois University |
| Occupation | Meteorologist at KAVU |
| Known for | Big Brother contestant |
| Television | Big Brother 6 Big Brother: All-Stars |
Howie Gordon (born January 7, 1971) is a reality TV personality and former contestant from the American version of the CBS reality show Big Brother . He competed in the sixth and All-Star seasons.
Gordon was born at Illinois Masonic Hospital in Chicago, Illinois. He enjoyed the outdoors and animals. In the summer before 8th grade, he injured his hand playing with fireworks. Most of his life he lived in Chicago. In the late 1970s and early 1980s, his mother and father took him to California and Florida.
In his early 20s, Gordon attended Southern Illinois University as a student. A year later he attended the University of South Florida in Tampa. After college, he went into sales. Ultimately he hoped to become a meteorologist.
Howie Gordon graduated with a degree in Meteorology in 2010 and started applying for positions in Meteorology. He briefly worked in sales in Chicago, Illinois and as usher at a movie theater in Lincolnshire, Illinois, but now works as a meteorologist for fourstateshomepage.com
In November 2017, he was a meteorologist with KTUU, in Anchorage, Alaska. [1]
Howard Gordon is now weekend meteorologist and morning news anchor at KAVU-TV in Victoria, Texas. The station is owned by Morgan Murphy Media. He joined the team in 2021. [2]
In 2005 Howie was one of fourteen contestants in the American Big Brother 6. His secret partner in the game was his long term friend Rachel Plencner. Both Gordon and Plencner were part of the popular Sovereign Six alliance that battled with The Friendship alliance throughout the summer. Howie openly expressed his hatred for the other alliance, nicknaming them 'The Nerd Herd,' and often tried to unsettle them in the house, in particular April Lewis. Howie was evicted on Day 68 following a tie break vote from HoH, Ivette. Howie eventually had to choose between two friendship members in terms of who won the prize money, and he voted for Maggie, telling her of his regret that he had to choose between America's two most hated houseguests, instead of their two favourites - his friends Janelle Pierzina and Kaysar Ridha.
After reaching the final five in Big Brother 6, Howie was one of the fourteen housemates that America voted into the Big Brother house to be part of Big Brother: All-Stars . Howie was evicted when George became HoH and joined Marcellas Reynolds as the second member of the jury.
Howie was named Second most wanted house guest to appear in Big Brother 8 by the Big Brother fan community in 2007. [3] In 2006 he was chosen the third place as "Reality Blurred's Sexiest Reality Star".
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