Danielle Gersh – Bio, Age, Height, Spouse, Salary and Net Worth

You probably saw them before the weather screen. And since too few people “really” pay attention to the weather forecast, chances are you’re not that familiar with Danielle Gersh. Oh, except for the beauty of course. Whether you’re an avid follower of CBS weather forecasting or not, Gersh is a face to watch out for. This post is stuck in her bio and other interesting details like age, height, relationship, salary and net worth. Continue reading!

Danielle Gersh – Bio (Age)

Danielle Gersh was born in Los Angeles, United States. While she has done a good job of keeping her age under wraps, we do know that she was born on February 22nd. Gersh has a younger sibling, Ethan, with whom she grew up in Westlake Village in the West End of Los Angeles County.

She attended Southern Methodist University (SMU) in 2013, earning a Bachelor of Arts in Convergence Journalism. Her studies at SMU was an equestrian scholarship. She then attended Mississippi State University, earning a Bachelor of Science degree in Meteorology in 2016.

career

Danielle Gersh’s career began in June 2010 when she worked as a Story Developer at FishBowl Worldwide Media; a media company based in Los Angeles. She left FishBowl in August of that year and a year later worked as a fashion columnist, writer and freelancer at Abby Gregory, a company based in Dallas, Texas. After her internship, Gersh was the first to start a weather show on her school’s morning show, SMU-TV. She worked there from January 2012 to May 2013. During that time she had started a five-month internship with the CBS DFW weather unit.

The internship lasted until May 2013. As early as April 2013, Danielle Gersh supported her school and other student-run media on campus with the presentation of the George W. Bush Presidential Library. Gersh’s career took a whole new turn after joining KESQ/CBS Local 2 and WHDH-TV as a weather station. She stayed there until September 2013. Two years later she joined WHDH-TV where she worked as a traffic and weather anchor.

After leaving WHDH in January 2017, she joined CBC News as a meteorologist. Danielle Gersh is working with CBS News at the time of writing. Her career is filled with notable moments, most notably her coverage of a 700-year-old desert storm as a weekend weather reporter in Palm Springs, California. This earned her an Emmy nomination. In 2017, Gersh was listed in the News Report Light series for the 40th Emmy nomination in Boston, New England.

salary and wealth

Danielle Gersh’s broadcasting career has offered a range of weather related experiences and exposures and decent pay too. At the time of writing, her net worth is estimated to be over $1 million. Her work as a meteorologist at CBS earns her an average salary of $73,000 per year.

Is she married, who is her husband?

Danielle Gersh has managed to keep her love life out of the media spotlight. She has not been rumored to be dating anyone, nor has she been spotted with any mystery man. However, her viewers continued to ask about the man in her life, and some speculated. So far, however, Gersh has not confirmed or denied any of these claims. She has been very busy building her career as a weather forecaster at CBS.

She lives in Hidden Hills, California. Danielle has kept much of her personal life hidden from the public eye as her Instagram feeds are full of cute pics with her pet dog. A dog? Yes! Gersh is a passionate animal lover. And on Valentine’s Day 2017, she shared a photo with her cute pup, captioned “forever Valentine.” However, she continues to share pictures from her friends’ weddings.

Danielle Gersh height and body measurements

Danielle Gersh has a gorgeous physique. Although details of height, weight, bra size and body measurements are unknown, we do know that she rocks shoe size 9 (US), has no tattoos, sees through a pair of hazel eyeballs – with extra green – and wears light brown hair. They spend their weekends either horseback riding or having fun with family and friends.

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