Fox 4 Hires Cleburne Native as Newest Meteorologist

Texas A&M Alum Josh Johns Joins Dallas-Based Station's Weekend Evening Team

Published on Feb. 7, 2026

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Fox 4 has hired Josh Johns, a Cleburne native and Texas A&M graduate, as its newest meteorologist. Johns will be the station's weekend evening meteorologist, fulfilling his desire to forecast for his hometown and family. He is the second meteorologist hire for Fox 4 this year, following the addition of Mansfield native Berkeley Taylor last month.

Why it matters

Fox 4's meteorology team has seen significant turnover in the past year, with four staffers departing the station. The addition of Johns and Taylor represents an effort by Fox 4 to rebuild and strengthen its weather coverage for viewers in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex.

The details

Josh Johns, a 2015 graduate of Texas A&M University, previously worked as a meteorologist for KXXV-TV in Waco. In his new role at Fox 4, he will be the station's weekend evening meteorologist, fulfilling his desire to forecast for his hometown of Cleburne and the surrounding North Texas region.

  • Josh Johns announced his new role at Fox 4 on social media this week.
  • Berkeley Taylor joined Fox 4 as a meteorologist last month.

The players

Josh Johns

A Cleburne native and Texas A&M graduate who is joining Fox 4 as the station's new weekend evening meteorologist.

Berkeley Taylor

A Mansfield native who recently joined Fox 4 as a meteorologist.

Fox 4

A Dallas-based television station that has seen significant turnover in its meteorology team over the past year.

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What they’re saying

“I've always had the desire to forecast for my hometown, those I grew up with, and my family.”

— Josh Johns (Facebook)

The takeaway

Fox 4's hiring of Josh Johns and Berkeley Taylor represents an effort by the station to rebuild and strengthen its weather coverage for viewers in the Dallas-Fort Worth area following a year of significant turnover in its meteorology team.