Weatherman is so good-looking that viewers are tuning in from across the world to watch his local forecasts

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By AISHA DIOMANDE Updated: 19:52 08 Oct 2026

A Meteorologist is now shaking up a storm, and it’s not the weather – this hunk is attracting all the buzz because of his good looks.

Marquise Meda, 31, once served in the US Air Force, but is now serving looks at FOX 5 Atlanta, where he delivers the weather forecast.

Videos of the heartthrob that have been widely circulated online have racked up more than 600,000 views on Facebook and TikTok.

For some viewers, the forecast is clearly only part of the appeal.

One person rushed to social media to admit they had a hard time focusing on the news about category two hurricanes, writing: ‘I have no idea what city or state this is; my eyes never made it to the map.’

Another commented: ‘Sir, they aren’t paying attention to the map, because you are the “storm.”’

‘I watched the whole forecast and still have no idea what the hell it was about,’ a third wrote.

The handsome weatherman has since admitted that he spends a lot of time in the gym as a fitness influencer when he’s not stealing hearts on air.

Meda has shared his workout routine on his social media pages, revealing that he pumps a lot of iron and focuses on his biceps, quads, core and glutes.

Before joining Fox5 Atlanta, he previously worked at WESH2 as a full-time meteorologist.

Despite his previous gig being at a smaller station, the stud’s good looks still attracted viewers all the same.

‘Marques, I love u ur only the reason I watch WESH 2,’ one person commented on his Instagram photo.

Meda left WESH 2 in July, he stated on his 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,’ said Meda.

Meda’s LinkedIn profile details his career progression as a meteorologist.

He first began working at CBS 2 in Manhattan as a TV Meteorology Intern for four months, before taking on a full-time position at WNCT in North Carolina.

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

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

For the past three years, Meda has been at WESH and recently left that position to join the FOX 5 family on August 12.

In August, he made a post on Facebook announcing his new beginnings.

‘Thrilled to be back in the Peach State of Georgia, joining an incredible group of meteorologists for the FOX 5 Atlanta Storm Team,’ he wrote on August 12.

The hunk can be seen on your screens Fridays at 11 pm.

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