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Thursday, October 8, 2026

Meteorologist's Good Looks Draw Global Attention to Local Forecasts

Marquise Meda, a FOX 5 Atlanta meteorologist and former U.S. Air Force member, has gained a significant online following due to his physical appearance, with videos of his forecasts accumulating hundreds of thousands of views.

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Meteorologist's Good Looks Draw Global Attention to Local Forecasts

A meteorologist is capturing attention not for his weather predictions, but for his striking good looks. Marquise Meda, 32, a meteorologist at FOX 5 Atlanta, has become an internet sensation, with videos of his on-air forecasts drawing significant viewership from around the globe. Online clips of Meda have garnered over 600,000 views on platforms like Facebook and TikTok.

Viewers have expressed that Meda's appearance is a notable distraction from the weather content itself. Comments on social media indicate a fascination with his looks, with one viewer admitting, "I have no idea what city or state this is; my eyes never made it to the map." Another remarked, "Sir, they aren’t paying attention to the map, because you are the 'storm.'"

Meda, who previously served in the U.S. Air Force, also maintains a presence as a fitness influencer, sharing his workout routines on social media. His regimen includes focusing on biceps, quads, core, and glutes.

Before joining FOX 5 Atlanta on August 12, Meda worked at WESH2 as a full-time meteorologist. Even at his previous station, his appearance attracted viewers, with one commenter stating, "Marques, I love u ur only the reason I watch WESH 2."

Meda announced his departure from WESH 2 in July, sharing on Facebook, "While this season is coming to a close, every ending is also the beginning of a new story. I'm excited for what's ahead, grateful for everything these pages in my book of life have given me."

His career path includes an internship at CBS 2 in Manhattan, followed by a full-time role at WNCT in North Carolina. He then served as a Combat Weather Forecaster at Otis Air Force Base for seven years.

Meda also spent five years in Atlanta working with The Weather Channel and Local Now. He recently joined the FOX 5 Atlanta Storm Team, expressing his enthusiasm on Facebook: "Thrilled to be back in the Peach State of Georgia, joining an incredible group of meteorologists for the FOX 5 Atlanta Storm Team."

He went on to spend his next five years in Atlanta at The Weather Channel and Local Now

Meda is currently featured on FOX 5 Atlanta on Fridays at 11 p.m.

Meda quickly moved up the ranks and secured a job at the Otis Air Force Base as a Combat Weather Forecaster for seven years

The handsome weatherman revealed that he spends a lot of time in the gym as a fitness influencer when he's not stealing hearts on air


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