Aaron Wilson Biography
Aaron Wilson is a well-known journalist in the United States. He currently works as a morning and noon weather anchor for WIFR 23 News in Rockford, Illinois. Wilson is well-known for his unique approach to presenting a positive forecast to help people prepare for the weather.
Aaron Wilson Age
Wilson was born in the city of Rockford, Illinois. He loves to keep his personal life secret, hence he has yet to announce his birth year and month. However, based on his appearance, he could be in his forties.
Aaron Wilson Height
Wilson is of average height roughly 5 feet 8 inches tall.
Aaron Wilson Education
Wilson began broadcasting at WIFR-TV during his senior year at Rockford College. He earned a degree in education and currently holds an Illinois teaching certificate. Aaron attended Jefferson High School and earned an Associate of Arts degree from Rock Valley College. He aspired to be a teacher of Earth Science and, one day, an administrator. All of that changed in September 1997, when Aaron was hired by 23 News.
Aaron Wilson Family
Wilson has managed to keep his personal life out of the spotlight, thus he hasn’t revealed anything about his parents. Wilson also does not appear to have any siblings.
Aaron Wilson Wife
Wilson is extremely quiet about his personal life, therefore it is unknown if he is in a relationship. There are also no rumors of his having had any previous relationships.
Aaron Wilson Salary
Wilson’s annual pay ranges from $40,000 to $ 110,500.
Aaron Wilson Networth
Wilson’s net worth is reported to be between $1 million and $5 million, which he earned as a writer.
Aaron Wilson Career
Wilson is employed with WIFR 23 News as a Morning/Noon Weather Anchor. He is well-known for his innovative method of providing a cheerful forecast to his audience in order to prepare them for the weather. While working at WIFR-TV, he earned the nickname “the guy who will try anything.”
Aside from that, he broadcasts on location two or three times every week, promoting local companies and highlighting the region’s proud accomplishments. He’s also recorded thousands of live remotes. Memphis, Living at Rock Cut State Park for a Week, Crazy Horse, New Orleans, St. Louis, Mississippi Gulf Coast, and Mt. Rushmore are among the remotes he has visited.
Aside from that, he has aired live from Six Flags Great America in Cancun, Mexico, Wisconsin Dells, Quincy, Illinois, the North West Territories, and Yellowknife. He shared the microphone with CBS Early Show Weather Anchor Dave Price in Quincy.
Outside of work, the Rockford, Illinois native is mostly drawn to the Rock River. He says his favorite interview was with Kenny Rogers, and his first live performance was “Haunted Hayride at the Children’s Farm.”
