Spriester Sessions: Steve Browne on his storied career in television Longtime meteorologist reflects on 26-year career at KSAT No description found
SAN ANTONIO – KSAT’s Steve Spriester sat down with meteorologist Steve Browne in the latest edition of Spriester Sessions on KSAT.com.
Browne will be retiring June 6 after 26 years with the KSAT 12 Weather Team.
Joining Spreister in his conversation with Browne was KSAT Anchor Isis Romero and Sports Director Greg Simmons.
Spriester Session w/ Steve Browne LIVE: Steve Spriester sits down with Meteorologist Steve Browne in the latest edition of Spriester Sessions on KSAT.com. Browne will be retiring next month after 26 years with the KSAT 12 Weather Team. Have questions for Browne?! Leave them in the comments below! LIVE: https://bit.ly/2GoPfAI
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Brina is the Executive Producer of the NightBeat and KSAT Explains. She has been with KSAT since 2015. She is a Houston native and proud to call San Antonio home.
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