John Bryant is a forensic meteorologist with more than 30 years of professional experience in meteorology, including decades providing legally defensible weather analysis for plaintiffs and defendants. His reports have been accepted in federal court, and he has provided expert testimony in deposition and trial, contributing to multi-million-dollar settlements. In one wrongful death flooding case, the matter settled the day after mediation following submission of his report, reflecting his ability to deliver timely, scientifically rigorous forensic insight.

Certified by both the Gold Standard American Meteorological Society (AMS) and the National Weather Association (NWA), John applies historical weather data analysis, radar interpretation, GIS mapping, and atmospheric modeling to reconstruct precise atmospheric conditions at specific times and locations.

He specializes in slip-and-fall investigations involving ice, snow, and surface hazards; motor vehicle collisions affected by rain, fog, or black ice; and severe weather assessments for wind, tornadoes, hurricanes, hail, and flooding.