Rachel Kaye WJLA, Bio, Age, Height, Education, Family, Husband, Children, Salary and Net Worth

Rachel was well-schooled at Mississippi State University from 2012 to 2014 where she earned a Master of Science in Broadcast Meteorology.

Rachel Kaye Family, Siblings

Rachel’s details regarding her parents and siblings are not known to the public. This section will be updated as soon as the information is available.

Rachel Kaye Husband

Rachel married her soulmate by the name of Scott. The two initially met while Kaye was in her last semester of college, and Scott had graduated a few years before.

Rachel Kaye Children

When it comes to children, there are no known records of her having any son or daughter. There is also no news of her being pregnant. However, we are keeping tabs and will update you once this information is available.

Rachel Kaye Salary

How much does a Meteorologist make in Alexandria, VA? The average Meteorologist salary in Alexandria, VA is $113,223 as of November 29, 2021, but the range typically falls between $87,470 and $140,568. Salary ranges can vary widely depending on many important factors, including education, certifications, additional skills, the number of years you have spent in your profession.

Rachel Kaye Net Worth

Rachel’s net worth is estimated to be $400,000 as of 2021. She has accumulated her fortunes through her primary source of income as a Meteorologist in the institutions she has worked for and also in businesses she has invested in.

Rachel Kaye WJLA

• Rachel is an American journalist who serves as a Meteorologist & Science Education Producer at WJLA-TV in Arlington, Virginia, United States. She occupied this position in Jan 2020, whereby she also serves as Co-Founder & Chief Operating Officer in a self-employed department.

• She is an Emmy nominated meteorologist with six years’ broadcasting experience, and eight years’ experience bringing weather to the classroom. Motivated by a passion to make science accessible to the public. Incorporates creative storytelling to engage audiences of all ages. Interested in topics beyond weather, including the environment and space news. Eager to continue learning along the way.

 

• From 2016 to 2019, Rachel worked for Tribune Broadcasting in Greater Milwaukee Area, whereby she brought an upbeat personality to co-anchor Weekend WakeUp, cultivated an interest in science and weather for young viewers through our weekly on-air “Future Forecasters” program, as well as by giving station tours and school talks and also researched, conducted interviews, and produced promotable weather-related packages for newscasts, such as a 3-part Storm Chase series.

• In addition, Rachel worked as a Meteorologist & Reporter for Nexstar Broadcasting Group, Inc in Peoria, Illinois, United States, for a period of two years and two months since June 2014. While in this station, she covered everything from winter weather to tornado warnings in a seasonal Midwest market, reported on weather live from the field during snow, flooding or summer festivals, filled in long-term for all weather positions; trained weekday morning and evening meteorologists for their respective positions, played an active role in morning news meetings by pitching story ideas with a scientific/environmental angle and also arranged interviews, logged sound, and wrote engaging stories for air and web, consistently meeting daily deadlines.

• On the other hand, Rachel served as an Assistant to the State ClimatologistinMississippi State University for a period of almost two years starting from August 2012 to May 2014. While she was in this position, she visited elementary schools to teach children about weather and weather safety in a tornado-prone area and provided data on Mississippi’s weather and climate records for anything from research requests to weather-related court cases.

 

• Also organizes and leads wellness retreats for small groups. Seeks out professional development opportunities in international hospitality, events, and administrative work. Experience planning larger events prior to graduate school.