Don Slater Biography and Wiki
Don Slater is a talented American Meteorologist currently working for WAVY 10 News as a weather reporter and anchor. He also worked for KIHI News before becoming a weather forecaster for WAVY 10 News.
Don Slater Age
Don is 67 years old as of 2022, he was born on October 16th, 1954, in the United States of America.
Don Slater Height and Weight
Don stands at an average height of 5 feet 8 inches with moderate weight.
Don Slater Family
Slater was born and brought up in the USA by his loving parents. However, he has not disclosed any further information on his family or his siblings. He graduated from Moorehead State University and Kearney State with a Bachelor of Science degree in Broadcast Meteorology. He is also a graduate of Mississippi State, the University of Oregon, and Old Dominion University.
Don Slater Wife
Don has not disclosed any information on his marital status and relationships. It is not known whether he is married or in a relationship right now. His wife and spouse will soon be updated.
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Don Slater Salary
WAVY News’ Slater receives an annual salary of $85,000-$95,000 from his career as a news journalist Don has an estimated net worth of $1 Million – $5 Million (Approx.) as of 2022, from his successful career.
Don Slater WAVY Wikipedia
Slater is a vastly recognized broadcast journalist who is currently working for WAVY 10 News. Here, he serves both as a weather reporter and anchor. Initially, it is known that he joined the station as the main weatherperson in 1981.
Prior to this, Don worked as a weathercaster for the Nebraska Television Network. Most noteworthy, he was hired by KIHI-TV where he worked at Fargo, North Dakota. Citing his career, he has more than 30 years of forecasting weather in Hampton Roads.
Furthermore, Slater holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Broadcast Meteorology. He is also a graduate of Moorehead State University and Kearney State. In addition, he attended Mississippi State, the University of Oregon, and Old Dominion University.
