Morgan Kolkmeyer Bio, Net Worth, Married, Husband, Child, Height & Weight

Meteorologist often covers about the gloomy days and storm to their viewers, but everything is not stormy and bleak and stormy in their personal life. WGN-TV meteorologist, Morgan Kolkmeyer is married with her fiance Ryan Michel.

The morning meteorologist, Kolkmeyer has a net worth of over $1 Million. Does she share any children with her spouse? Scroll down and know more about Morgan Kolkmeyer, including her bio, height, weight, married, and career. Stay tuned with us.

Morgan Kolkmeyer’s Age, Zodiac Sign

Morgan Kolkmeyer was born on September 23, 1991, in Rockford, Illinois, United States. As of 2019, she is 27 years old, and her birth sign is Libra. She was born to parents John and Jennifer Kolkmeyer. Further, she has a sibling sister named Mallory.

Kolkmeyer is an American by nationality and belongs to white ethnicity. She graduated from Northern Illinois University with a BS in Meteorology and a minor in Applied Mathematics.

Morgan Kolkmeyer’s Wedding & Husband

WGN-TV’s weather reporter, Morgan Kolkmeyer is in a fully committed relationship with her boyfriend turned husband, Ryan Michel. The two first met each other back in 2015 through her roommate Stefanie. After dating for almost two years, the lovely couple got engaged on 11^th June 2017. Likewise, her fiance, Ryan, purposed her in front of hundreds of people.

On 16^th September 2017, the duo accompanied each other to a wedding and also added that the next one they go to would be their wedding. Later, on 14^th April 2018, Morgan and Ryan married in a wedding ceremony held in Harvard, IL.

Their marriage ceremony took place in The Starline Factory. Their close friends and family members attended the ceremony. Well, going through their Instagram profile, the husband and the wife seem to share a loyal relationship with each other.

Although they have not any child yet, the couple must be preparing for it. Besides, Kolkmeyer also uploads adorable pictures with a child who is her niece. Well, we hope a very bright future for the couple ahead.

How much is Morgan Kolkmeyer’s Net Worth?

Morgan Kolkmeyer has a net worth of $1.5 Million. As of 2019. Also, as per sources, she earns an annual salary of $45,000. As per the Payscale, the average salary of an anchor in WGN-TV is $77,751. Therefore, Kolkmeyer’s salary must be somewhere between $45,000-$80,000.

Here take a look at the video where Morgan discusses her first pitch!

For your information, some of the female reporters at WGN-TV who earns a decent income are Sarah Jindra and Lourdes Duarte. Being a dedicated meteorologist, Morgan Kolkmeyer earns a modest sum through her current workplace WGN-TV. She is still active in the journalism field; hence, her net worth and incomes will increase in the coming days.

Besides, she visits the world expansive holiday destination during her vacation, which indicates her lavish lifestyle. Moreover, she is a pet lover and often posts a picture with a dog on her official Instagram account.

Morgan Kolkmeyer’s Height, Weight & Body Measurements

Morgan Kolkmeyer has a decent height of 1.67 m (5 feet 6 inch) and has a bodyweight around 128 lbs. Similarly, she has a perfect body measurement of 33-24-34 inches. Further, she has dark gray eyes and blonde hair.

Morgan Kolkmeyer’s Career

Morgan started her career from the FOX 21 KQDS-DT and worked until July 2014 as the Weekend Meteorologist. After that, she joined WREX-TV where she worked as Morning and Midday Meteorologist as well as Morning News anchor.

Here take a look at Morgan’s first pitch at White Sox Game!

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‪Can you see me say ”Oh my gosh” when I realized how far the mound was from the plate? ?? Thanks @whitesox ! ⚾️ @WGNMorningNews ‬

A post shared by Morgan Kolkmeyer (@morgankolkmeyer) on May 14, 2019 at 1:02pm PDT

Later three years, WGN announced that Kolkmeyer would join Chicago’s WGN Morning News on May 2017 along with Lauren Jiggetts. There, she replaced Demetrius Ivory starting from June 2017. In March 2019, she threw out the first pitch at White Sox game in Guaranteed Rate Field.