Dominic Brown Facts: Bio, Age, Height, Weight, Family, and Net Worth

Dominic Brown is an American television weather presenter and journalist, and meteorologist for WHTM-TV.

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Best Known For:The television program NBC10 Boston News at 4 p.m. and 7 p.m

Breakthrough:Began his meteorology career at WCTI-TV in 2008

10 Quick Facts About Dominic Brown

Full Name: Dominic Brown
Nationality: American
Profession: News anchor and reporter
Known For: The television program NBC10 Boston News at 4 p.m. and 7 p.m
Current Role: Meteorologist
Current Employer: WHTM-TV
Place of Birth: Locust Grove, Georgia
Marital Status: Married
Spouse / Partner: Lashonda
Beats: Weather

Dominic Brown Age

Dominic Brown's exact age is not publicly confirmed.

Education

His educational background includes studies at University of Georgia and Mississippi State University.

University of Georgia
- Qualification: Bachelor of Arts
- Field of Study: Journalism and Broadcast News
Mississippi State University
- Qualification: Master of Science
- Field of Study: Geosciences and Broadcast Meteorology

Career & Work

Dominic Brown's career includes news and reporting roles with WBTS-TV, a television station and KTVT-TV.

Organization: WBTS-TV

Role: Meteorologist

Period: 2024–Present

Details: Boston, Massachusetts

Organization: KTVT-TV

Role: Meteorologist

Period: 2022–2024

Details: Dallas–Fort Worth, Texas · Joined CBS News Texas in May 2022 and provided forecasts for North Texas.

Organization: WIS-TV

Role: Chief meteorologist

Period: 2017–2022

Details: Columbia, South Carolina

Organization: WCTI-TV

Role: Weekend meteorologist

Period: From 2008

Details: New Bern, North Carolina · Began his professional television meteorology career and became the station's first Black meteorologist.

Organization: WTKR-TV

Role: Meteorologist, reporter and anchor

Period: Approximately five years

Details: Norfolk, Virginia

Rise to Fame

Dominic Brown rose to prominence for his role on the television show NBC10 Boston News.

Notable Works

Notable media work includes NBC10 Boston News, WIS News 10, and CBS News Texas.

TV Show: NBC10 Boston News (Meteorologist, 2024-Present) — Weekday weather forecasts, including the 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. newscasts
TV Show: WIS News 10 (Chief meteorologist, 2017-2022) — South Carolina weather reporting and severe-storm coverage
TV Show: CBS News Texas (Meteorologist, 2022-2024) — Weather forecasts and major atmospheric events in the Dallas-Fort Worth area

Notable Coverage

Total solar eclipse in South Carolina - WIS-TV - 2017 - Led television coverage of the total solar eclipse that passed through Columbia
Hurricane Dorian - WIS-TV - 2019 - Contributed to Emmy-winning live team weather coverage
South Carolina tornado outbreak - WIS-TV - 2020 - Tracked severe tornadoes affecting the Midlands
Total solar eclipse in North Texas - KTVT-TV - 2024 - Helped guide viewers through the April 2024 total solar eclipse

Awards & Achievements

Television Weathercaster of the Year Award of Merit — South Carolina Broadcasters Association — 2018 — Excellence in television weathercasting.
Excellence in My Market Award for Best Weather Anchor — National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, Southeast Chapter — 2020 — Excellence in television weather presentation.
Southeast Emmy Award — National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, Southeast Chapter — 2020 — Live team weather coverage of Hurricane Dorian.
Best TV Weatherperson — Columbia Metropolitan Magazine — 2021 — Readers' choice recognition in Columbia, South Carolina.

Dominic Brown Family & Relationships

Dominic Brown is married to Lashonda.

Lesser Known Facts

He grew up in Locust Grove, Georgia, and studied journalism before completing a master's degree in broadcast meteorology.
His professional memberships include the National Association of Black Journalists, the National Weather Association and the American Meteorological Society.
He has covered two total solar eclipses, in South Carolina in 2017 and North Texas in 2024.
He was the first Black meteorologist at WCTI-TV and WTKR-TV and later the first Black chief meteorologist at WIS-TV.
He holds the Certified Broadcast Meteorologist credential from the American Meteorological Society.