Fox Weather Bolsters On-Air Lineup
Streaming service adds four meteorologists prior to Oct. 25 launch
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Upstart AVOD streaming service Fox Weather has named four on-air hosts as it prepares to launch on Oct. 25
Among the new hires are Marissa Torres from New York's WPIX-TV station and Ian Oliver from Tampa Bay's WFLA-TV, who will both serve as co-anchors on the streaming platform. Also joining Fox Weather as co-anchors are New York-based Kiyana Lewis, and Jane Minar, who joined Fox Weather in August as an off-air meteorologist, said the network. Finally, Brandy Campbell joins Fox Weather as a multimedia journalist based in Miami.
“We’re thrilled to welcome Marissa, Ian, Kiyana, Jane and Brandy to the Fox Weather team,” Fox Weather president Sharri Berg said in a statement. “Combined, they bring more than two decades of experienced weather reporting and breaking news coverage to the platform’s already robust lineup of premier meteorologists.”
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