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Patrick Dennis is an American in the meteorology field who works for KTBS as Chief Meteorologist. His worked as a meteorologist for several stations in the Shreveport area for the preceding 20 years before joining the KTBS family, including seven years as Chief Meteorologist. Patrick has worked in a variety of roles over that period, including news anchoring, reporting, and meteorology.
Neil Shaw is an American in the meteorologic field who works for KTBS as a news anchor. At the youthful age of 19, he began his career in broadcasting as a radio disc jockey. He worked in radio while studying radio, television, and film at Northeast Louisiana University (now ULM).
Bryan Bachman is an American in the meteorology field who works for WHNS FOX Carolina as a First Alert meteorologist since January 2022. From April 2014 until January 2022, he served as the Chief Meteorologist at WNEM TV5-MY5 Meredith Corp. He also got the 2020 Michigan Regional Emmy Awards and the Emmy Award for Weathercast.
Kendra Kent is an American in the journalism and meteorology field who works for WHNS FOX Carolina as a First Alert chief meteorologist and anchors the weather segments during The Four O’Clock News, The Five O’Clock News, The Six O’Clock News, The Ten O’Clock News, and The Eleven O’Clock News, Monday through Friday.
Brandon Wholey is an American in the meteorology field who works for KJRH, he joined the 2 News Oklahoma Weather Team in December 2015. From 2008 through 2015, Wholey served as the Chief Meteorologist for KRNV, the NBC station in Reno, Nevada. There, he kept note of the earthquakes, wildfires, severe thunderstorms, flash flooding, snowstorms, and drought that would affect the high desert and Sierra.
Anne Brown is an American in the meteorology field who works for KJRH as a weekend morning meteorologist. Her interest in weather was sparked at an early age when she saw a funnel develop in her garden close to Brookside. From 2016 to 2017, Anne worked as an intern at a local Tulsa news station, where she gained additional firsthand experience with severe weather in Oklahoma