Lindsey Slater Biography
Lindsey Slater an American Meteorologist and weather correspondent working at WISN 12 News as of June of 2016. Having been interested with the weather from her childhood, Slater thereafter went outside to take snapshots of thunder and bad storms.
Lindsey Slater Age
Lindsey was born on May 15th 1986, in the USA.
Lindsey Slater Height
Slater stands tall at a height of 5 feet 6 inches/ 1.67 meters
Lindsey Slater Family
Slater information about her family are publicly unavailable, this secxtion will be updated as soon as it’s available.
Lindsey Slater Husband
Lindsey is married to Mark. The , th duo moved to Mississippi back in 2009 when Lindsey started to work at FOX 40 WDBD-TV. She shared her husband’s photo on Twitter, cxaptioned she just celebrated her 10th anniversary on 7th of December 2017.
Lindsey Slater Salary
Slater earns an annual estimated salary of $55500 according to the annual average salary of an anchor/reporter at WISN 12.
Lindsey Slater Net Worth
Slater has an estimated net worth of between $1 million
Lindsey Slater Education
Slater enrolled and later graduated from Carroll College (now Carroll University) in Waukesha, Wisconsin with a B.S. in Environmental Science. She as well graduated from Mississippi State University with a B.S. in Broadcast Meteorology while working at her first job in Jackson, Mississippi.
Lindsey Slater Career
She began her weather career back in 2006 working as an intern with none other than Chief Meteorologist Mark Baden at WISN 12. She as well served with the WKOW Weather Team in Madison, Wisconsin known for having polished her on-camera skills. She as well interned at the National Weather Service in Sullivan, Wisconsin. “When I was at the National Weather Service, it was amazing to see what went into issuing watches and warnings,” she said.
She got certified as storm spotter and then joined Fox affiliate WDBD-TV back in 2009, she also covered the historic tornado outbreak of April 27th, 2011, major flooding along the Mississippi River, and even a snowstorm (for Jackson, that’s about 4 inches).
Back in 2012, she relocated to Springfield, Missouri, one year after an EF-5 tornado struck Joplin. She aired severe storms to snow and ice. Finally, she returned home to WISN 12 back in 2016. She is as well a member of the American Meteorological Society and has the National Weather Association TV Weathercaster Seal of Approval #1604075.