Brady Taylor Facts: Bio, Age, Height, Weight, Family, and Net Worth

Brady Taylor is a television weather presenter and journalist, and chief first alert meteorologist for KWTX-TV.

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Best Known For:The television program Wednesday Evening FastCast

Breakthrough:Graduated from Texas A&M University with a Bachelor of Science in meteorology in 2005

Brady Taylor's exact age is not publicly confirmed.

His educational background includes studies at Tarleton State University and Texas A&M University.

Tarleton State University
Texas A&M University
- Qualification: Bachelor of Science
- Field of Study: Meteorology
- Period: Graduated May 2005

Brady Taylor's career includes journalism and broadcasting roles with KWTX-TV, a television station.

Organization: KWTX-TV

Role: Chief First Alert Meteorologist

Period: 2019–Present

Details: Waco, Texas

Organization: KWTX-TV

Role: Morning Meteorologist

Period: Approximately 2007–2019

Details: Waco, Texas

Organization: KWTX-TV

Role: Weekend Meteorologist

Period: June 2005–Approximately 2007

Details: Waco, Texas · Joined the KWTX weather team in June 2005 and worked on weekend forecasts for approximately two years.

Role: Television Weather Intern

Period: Before May 2005

Details: Fort Worth and College Station, Texas

Brady Taylor rose to prominence for his role on the television show KWTX News 10 First Alert Weather.

Notable media work includes KWTX News 10 First Alert Weather, Degrees of Science, and KWTX Weather Xtra.

TV Show: KWTX News 10 First Alert Weather (Meteorologist and Chief Meteorologist, 2005-Present) — Weather forecasts, severe-weather alerts and public weather information for Central Texas
TV Show: KWTX Weather Xtra (Meteorologist, 2026) — Weather programme providing additional discussion of forecasting and weather developments

Digital Series: Degrees of Science (Presenter and Reporter, Confirmed in 2024-2025) — Science education features explaining astronomy, weather and scientific topics

Central Texas severe-weather forecasting - KWTX-TV - 2026 - Leads KWTX weather coverage, including thunderstorms, flooding, heat and changing weather conditions across Central Texas
April 2024 Solar Eclipse - KWTX-TV - 2024 - Explained eclipse-related science and public observation opportunities
First Alert Weather Day - KWTX-TV - 2026 - Participated in October 2026 station coverage of heavy rainfall and elevated flooding concerns

Brady Taylor is married to Staci Taylor. He has 1 child, Ian.

Grew up in the Texas Hill Country and attended high school in Goldthwaite.
Attended Tarleton State University before continuing his studies at Texas A&M University.
Has worked at KWTX since June 2005.
Served approximately two years as a weekend meteorologist and 12 years as a morning meteorologist before his 2019 promotion.
Is a member of the American Meteorological Society and National Weather Association.
Enjoys playing sports with his son Ian.