Bradford Ambrose Biography
Bradford Ambrose is an American meteorologist who has worked with WDBJ since September 2022. He previously worked at WALB in Albany, Georgia, as a weather forecaster and multimedia journalist.
Bradford Ambrose Age
Ambrose has not revealed the year or month he was born. However, he could be in his 30s. Ambrose celebrates his birthday every March 12th, as proven by a Facebook post from March 12, 2021, captioned “Happy Birthday to my twin sister, Courtney! “See you soon to celebrate!!”
Bradford Ambrose Height
Bradford Ambrose Ambrose has an approximate height of 5 feet and 7 inches.
Bradford Ambrose Education
Ambrose enrolled in Virginia Commonwealth University after graduating from high school in 2015. He studied Mass Communications and Broadcast Journalism until 2017. He also studied at Mississippi State University.
Bradford Ambrose Family
Ambrose grew up down the street in Richmond, Virginia. His mother celebrates her birthday every December 4th, as indicated by his December 4, 2023 Facebook post with the comment “Happy Birthday to my great Mother! “I could not have…” On April 11, 2021, he shared a photo of himself and his sisters on Facebook with the remark, “Happy National Siblings Day to my sisters!!!”
His twin sister, Courtney, celebrates her birthday on March 12th, as indicated by his Facebook post on March 12, 2021, captioned “Happy Birthday to my twin sister, Courtney! “See you soon to celebrate!!”
Bradford Ambrose Wife
Ambrose is very quiet about his personal life, therefore it is unclear whether he is in a relationship. He enjoys spending his free time with his friends and family.
Bradford Ambrose Salary
Ambrose’s annual income ranges from $40,000 to $110,500.
Bradford Ambrose Net Worth
Bradford Ambrose Ambrose’s net worth is reported to be between $1 million and $5 million, derived from his meteorology career.
Bradford Ambrose Career
Ambrose works as a meteorologist at WDBJ. He is thrilled to be back in the Commonwealth, broadcasting Southwest Virginia’s weather. His career began in February 2018, when he worked for WDBJ7’s sister station, WALB News10 in Albany, Georgia. While in Albany, he broadcast several tropical systems, including the devastation-causing Category Five Hurricane Michael. In addition, he was on air for countless severe weather events, including numerous tornadoes.
In July 2020, he moved to the coast and worked for the Fox affiliate in Savannah, Georgia. Two weeks after starting at the station, he broadcast Hurricane Isaias, which passed approximately 65 miles off the coast. In April 2022, he remained on air for more than 120 minutes while an EF-4 tornado ripped into a hamlet about 30 minutes west of Savannah. This was one of the strongest tornadoes to hit the United States that year.
