Tom Miller Bio

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Name: Tom Miller
Title: Meteorologist, First News AM & First News at Noon
Broadcast Times: Morning, Noon
Email Address: tom.miller@kxii.com

Tom Miller joined KXII-TV in September of 1988. He can be seen Monday through Friday on First News AM at 5:25 a.m. to 7 a.m., and on First News at Noon. He is a graduate of the University of Oklahoma with a degree in Meteorology and a minor in Geography. His on-air work has earned the American Meteorological Society's AMS Seal of Approval.

During his tenure at KXII, Tom and the weather team became the first broadcast meteorologists to use a local Doppler radar on air.

Tom is happily married. He and his lovely wife are proud parents of two beautiful teenage girls. When Tom is not forecasting the weather, he enjoys spending time with his family.

Station Headlines
Oklahoma Public Safety officials seek more funding Last Updated: 10:48 PM 02/08/12 - DURANT, OKLAHOMA - Oklahoma Highway patrol along with other safety agencies work everyday to keep people safe. But after steep budget cuts over the past few years, officials are asking lawmakers for more funding. (Full Story)
Marshall Co. man critically injured in accident Last Updated: 9:15 AM 02/09/12 - KINGSTON, OK-A Madill man, injured in a car accident Wednesday afternoon, is in critical condition in an Oklahoma City hospital. (Full Story)
Former Texoma coach killed in crash Last Updated: 9:16 AM 02/09/12 - GRADY COUNTY, OK-A Wynnewood man and former Paul's Valley coach was killed in an accident in Grady County Tuesday. (Full Story)
Oakview community still under boil order 0 Comments Last Updated: 9:34 AM 02/09/12 - MARSHALL COUNTY, OK -- After a week-long boil order hundreds of Marshall county residents say they are concerned about the safety of their water. They want to know why they are not getting straight answers from the water company. (Full Story)
Texoma Meals on Wheels prepares for rising gas prices 2 Comments Last Updated: 10:55 AM 02/09/12 - DENISON, TX - Experts say gas prices are on the rise again, which could change the way some people do their jobs and even volunteer work. Jalah Gray talked with Texoma Meals on Wheels today about the future of the program, if we don't start getting some relief at the pump. (Full Story)
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