Heidi Werosta Biography
Heidi Werosta is a Broadcast Meteorologist as of now working as a weather woman in Salisbury, Maryland at WBOC. She was also serving in Bismarck, North Dakota as a reporter and a former meteorologist.
When Werosta is not in the studio, She mostly explores what the area has to offer and goes to the beach. She as well likes to eat and travel across Delmarva to find out about all the best places.
Heidi Werosta Age
Werosta was born in New Jersey, United State. However, she has not shared any information concerning her age, date, and year of birth with the public.
Heidi Werosta Height
Werosta is 5 ft 4 inches/ approx 1.6 m tall.
Heidi Werosta Education
Werosta received a degree in meteorology and a minor in geography from the University of Rutgers. She gave weekly forecasts that were shown all over the University and took part in Weather-Watchers while still studying.
Heidi Werosta Family
Werosta has managed to keep her life private regarding her family members and siblings.
Heidi Werosta Husband
Werosta is blissfully married to her cute husband Gene. The couple resides in Salisbury.
Heidi Werosta Salary
Werosta receives an annual salary of $90,000, according to WBOC News anchors/reporters’ salaries.
Heidi Werosta Net Worth
She has an estimated net worth of $1 million.
Heidi Werosta Career
Werosta is a Broadcast Meteorologist as of now working as a weather woman in Salisbury, Maryland at WBOC. She was also serving in Bismarck, North Dakota as a reporter and a former meteorologist. When Werosta is not in the studio, She mostly explores what the area has to offer and goes to the beach.
She as well likes to eat and travel across Delmarva to find out about all the best places. Werosta grew up having a meteorologist one day a dream. She has borne witness to various strange kinds of weather such as Superstorm Sandy.
This particular event inspired even more Werosta to become a meteorologist. Most of her summers were spent eye-witnessing all the beaches destroyed in the aftermath. Made her understand what a storm’s physical impact is at the Jersey Shore.
