By Frank Macek In local television, it is rare to find someone balancing two demanding careers with equal passion, but Mike Joyce has carved out a path that does exactly that. By weekday, he is a high school science teacher guiding students through biology and environmental science. Mike Joyce. Courtesy LinkedIn By weekend, he moonlights as a meteorologist, and has joined us for a while at WKYC, where viewers have been introduced to a new face who blends credibility with enthusiasm. His journey, stretching from small-market weather desks to the classroom and back onto larger broadcast platforms, tells the story of someone who has never stopped chasing his love of science and communication. Joyce’s career path began after he earned a degree in Atmospheric Sciences from Ohio State University in 2012. Shortly after graduation, he entered the field at WMFD-TV in Mansfield, Ohio, where he also provided forecasts for Mix 106.1 FM. That early experience led him to WFMJ-TV in Youngstown,...