Terri DeBoer

Terri DeBoer has had another "Change of Seasons" as she "un-retired" from broadcast meteorology to join the team at Fox 17 as a meteorologist.

After forecasting West Michigan’s constantly changing weather for more than three decades, WOOD-TV Meteorologist Terri DeBoer "retired" from television in September, 2023 and joined the team at a retirement financial company.

After spending a little more than a year away from the television news business, Terri decided to return to her "passion" and join the Fox 17 weather team.

In 2022, Terri was honored to have been inducted into the Michigan Emmy’s Silver Circle; an award presented to television professionals who have impacted the media and their communities through more than 25-years of service.

In 2021, Terri became a published author; releasing “Brighter Skies Ahead: Forecasting A Full Life When You Empty The Nest.” Terri followed up the release of the book and companion journal by partnering with Faith Hospice to serve as primary author of “Grieving Well: A Healing Journey Through The Season of Grief” released in February, 2023. Terri’s most recent release “Encore Season: Making The Rest Of Your Life The Best Of Your Life” is an inspirational guide for those of us living in our “Golden Years”. On January 1, 2024, Terri will release a 366-Day Devotional for empty nesters.

Terri is a long-time member of the Board of Directors of the Mental Health Foundation of West Michigan and Grand Rapids Griffins Youth Foundation. She is a frequent volunteer and emcee at numerous community events; supporting organizations like the American Heart Association, Faith Hospice, Special Olympics, Make-A-Wish and many more.

Personally, Terri has been married to her husband Bill for more than 30-years. They have three married adult children and two grandsons.