Dan Robertson

Dan Robertson is an American journalist, a native of Texas, well known for being part of the Spectrum News Team as their Broadcast Meteorologist. He works in weather forecasting each day.

He started his career behind the camera on a production crew for an NBC Affiliate Station. Then, he got his first chance in front of the camera as a weather anchor for KTRE-TV in Lufkin. After that, he launched a training program called “Project Tornado,” which promotes weather safety. He was recognized by the National Weather Service and received the Special Service Awards in 1992 and 1994.

Besides news and weather forecasting, he is a Bad joke specialist.

Name Dan Robertson
Age 50-60 years
Gender Male
Height 5-6 feet
Nationality American
Profession Broadcast Meteorologist
Married/Single Married
Twitter @TexasThunderman
Facebook Dan Robertson

Dan Robertson’s Age And Measurements

Dan Robertson appears to be a private person as he has not shared any information about his personal details with the public. So his exact age is not yet confirmed. But he seems to be in the age range between 50-60 years of age.

Similarly, he looks to have a decent height of 5-6 feet tall about his height.

And about his body weight, the measurements are not known to us.

Find More About Dan Robertson’s Education

Talking about Dan’s education, he is a proud graduate of the University of Texas at Austin with a Bachelor of Science in Communications and a minor in Earth Sciences.

What Is His Net Worth?

And about his net worth, the meteorologist has not revealed his salary figure. His net worth has not been revealed yet in public; however, we can assume that he earns quite well as the Broadcast Meteorologist.

Nevertheless, he is accredited to an average salary of around $57,276 per year as a meteorologist, as cited by Standard PayScale Salary for Meteorologist.

Find Robertson On Twitter

Dan Robertson is available on Twitter under the username @TexasThunderman. He treasures more than 246 followers on the platform, where he has mentioned himself as a ‘Bad joke specialist.’

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