Terri DeBoer Bio, Age, Height, Family, Husband, Salary, Net Worth, WOOD-TV

Terri DeBoer Biography

Terri DeBoer is an American meteorologist, and is currently the Morning & Noon Meteorologist at WOOD-TV in Grand Rapids.

Terri DeBoer Age

Terri was born in New Jersey, kindergarten in “Tornado Alley”, and much of her growing up years in the Big Sky State of Montana native, she’s also lived in South Dakota, Washington, Wisconsin, and, since 1990, West Michigan. She is yet to disclose her age and birthday.

Terri DeBoer Height

Terri is 5 feet 5 inches/1.65m tall.

Terri DeBoer Family

DeBoer’s father was a “lifer” in the military, spending more than 20 years as an enlisted man in the US Air Force. Little is known about her mother and her siblings.

Terri DeBoer Education

DeBoer went to Washington State University where she took Communications, Business, Accounting, and graduated in 1985. After she later went to the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh where she graduated in 1987 with a Bachelor of Science specializing in Communications/Radio-TV-Film.

DeBoer has also studied at Mississippi State University where she graduated with a Certification in Broadcast Meteorology specializing in Meteorology, Geosciences in 1995.

Terri DeBoer Husband

DeBoer is a married woman to her husband whose identity is not known. However, the couple is blessed with three children. Information about her husband will be updated as soon as it’s available.

Terri DeBoer Salary

Working at WOOD-TV, DeBoer receives an annual salary that ranges between $44.8K to $144K. This is according to the average annual salary of an anchor at WOOD-TV.

Terri DeBoer Net Worth

DeBoer’s net worth ranges between $100 thousand – $1 million.

Terri DeBoer Career

DeBoer has been the co-host of lightest for more than ten years now which is a show that keeps viewers informed and entertained. “The best part of my career as a Storm Team 8 meteorologist is tracking the constant changes in the weather,” she said. “Expanding my role to include co-hosting lightest every weekday has allowed me to tell the great stories about the periods of storminess and sunshine that are a part of everyday life!”

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