Rebecca Miller
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Rebecca has been providing North Texans with accurate, dependable forecasts and helping viewers stay safe during severe weather since 1991.
Rebecca has a degree in meteorology (atmospheric physics) and a minor in mathematics from Texas A&M University. A two time Emmy winner, Rebecca has shared her knowledge with students at TAMU by teaching broadcasting to meteorology seniors each spring for the last 14 years. She is proud that many former students have been hired by television stations across the nation, including some in the DFW Metroplex.
In addition to teaching meteorology at A&M, Rebecca is also studying Homeland Security in graduate school.
For nearly two decades, Rebecca has volunteered at the Fort Worth Zoo as well as supported many local organizations like the Red Cross, Southlake's Art in the Square, GRACE, Salvation Army, American Heart Association, American Lung Association, American Cancer Society, The Dallas Zoo, the Humane Society and Operation Kindness.
She was twice awarded "Outstanding Media Personality" by the American Women in Radio and TV, was named "Woman of the Year" by Altrusa of Fort Worth, and was the first recipient of the East Lake Pet Orphanage John LaBella award for her work with animals.
An animal lover, Rebecca has two dogs, a cat and two chinchillas, all rescues. She is married to a pilot. (Not a rescue.)
Rebecca has a degree in meteorology (atmospheric physics) and a minor in mathematics from Texas A&M University. A two time Emmy winner, Rebecca has shared her knowledge with students at TAMU by teaching broadcasting to meteorology seniors each spring for the last 14 years. She is proud that many former students have been hired by television stations across the nation, including some in the DFW Metroplex.
In addition to teaching meteorology at A&M, Rebecca is also studying Homeland Security in graduate school.
For nearly two decades, Rebecca has volunteered at the Fort Worth Zoo as well as supported many local organizations like the Red Cross, Southlake's Art in the Square, GRACE, Salvation Army, American Heart Association, American Lung Association, American Cancer Society, The Dallas Zoo, the Humane Society and Operation Kindness.
She was twice awarded "Outstanding Media Personality" by the American Women in Radio and TV, was named "Woman of the Year" by Altrusa of Fort Worth, and was the first recipient of the East Lake Pet Orphanage John LaBella award for her work with animals.
An animal lover, Rebecca has two dogs, a cat and two chinchillas, all rescues. She is married to a pilot. (Not a rescue.)
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