Hannah Messier
Meteorologist/MMJ
Tallahassee, Fla.
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Hannah came from a military family and spent most of her childhood traveling the world. She grew up in Vermont, Texas, Alaska, Japan and South Dakota. Living in different climates sparked her interest in weather.
She studied Meteorology and Journalism at Iowa State University, where she produced the student-run television show Cy’s Eyes on the Skies. During the summer, she interned at KSFY in Sioux Falls, South Dakota.
After graduation, Hannah forecasted for blizzards and severe weather as the Weekend Meteorologist at KDLT in Sioux Falls, SD.
Hannah moved to Tallahassee in December 2019. She’s excited to trade in Midwest Blizzards for Atlantic Hurricanes
Meteorologist Hannah Messier gives you the forecast for Thursday, June 17, 2021.
Meteorologist Hannah Messier gives you the forecast for Wednesday, June 16, 2021.
A broad area of low pressure over the Bay of Campeche and southern Mexico has a high chance of development, but the forecast isn't etched in stone yet.
Tomorrow we’ll wake up to a mostly sunny sky. Scattered showers and storms are possible in the southeastern Big Bend, and isolated showers and storms are possible across the remainder of the area in the afternoon. Otherwise, we’ll have a partly cloudy sky with temperatures in the low 90s.
Sunday morning, we’ll have a chance for isolated showers and storms. Scattered storms will be possible in the afternoon, with temperatures climbing into the low to mid-90s. Severe storms are not expected on Sunday.
Meteorologist Hannah Messier takes a look at the forecast for your evening of Friday, June 2021.
After a thief broke into the WeatherSTEM unit on the St. George Island bridge station early Friday morning, the unit is back online.
Tomorrow morning, we’ll wake up to a mostly cloudy sky. In the afternoon, we’ll have a partly to mostly cloudy sky with a chance for scattered showers and storms. Storms will begin to develop in the early afternoon along the coast and move north towards South Georgia through the late afternoon and into the early evening. Temperatures will be in the upper 80s.
Sunday morning, we’ll wake up to a mostly cloudy sky with a slight chance for isolated sprinkles. Temperatures will be slightly cooler tomorrow, staying in the mid-80s. In the afternoon, we have a chance for scattered showers thanks to wind coming in from the south, bringing moisture from the Gulf of Mexico.
This past school year has been far from normal for students. But now, the Leon County Library is helping kids illustrate how the pandemic impacted their lives.
The Friends of St. Marks won a major award: Friends Group of the Year.
According to NOAA and an analysis from Porch.com, out of all U.S cities, Tallahassee ranks eighth for the most rainfall during the summer.
First responders from around the region have been taking to the sky to lear how to use drones in the wake of disasters.
We’ll start Memorial Day with sunshine and temperatures in the mid-60s. Temperatures will climb into the low 90s in the afternoon with a partly cloudy sky. If you’re planning to spend the holiday outside, make sure to bring sunscreen and water.
Tomorrow morning we’ll wake up to a partly sunny to a mostly sunny sky. Sunday afternoon, we’ll have a partly sunny to partly cloudy sky with temperatures rising into the upper 80s and low 90s. It will be another warm and sunny day, so make sure to drink plenty of water and wear sunscreen.
Memorial Day Weekend is the unofficial start of summer, and the FWC is anticipating an increase in boats out in the water. But, it’s important to remember that a beautiful day on the river can easily take a turn for the worse.
Hurricane season is almost here, and it’s time to prepare for what might be another active season. Watch Hurricane Season 2021: A New Normal to find out how to prepare for the new season.
When hurricanes come to shore, storm surge doesn’t just flood our homes. Tropical storms also impact animal habitats along the forgotten coast. St. Vincent Wildlife Refuge is still recovering after Hurricane Michael two and a half years later.
Monday morning, we’ll wake up to a mostly to partly sunny sky. We’ll have a mix of sunshine and clouds in the afternoon, which will help temperatures climb into the upper 80s and low 90s. It will be a hot day, so make sure to drink lots of water and turn the air conditioning on.
Tomorrow we’ll wake up to a mix of sunshine and clouds. Partly sunny conditions will continue through the entire day, with temperatures climbing into the upper 80s and low 90s. It will be a hot day, so make sure to turn on the AC!
June 1st, the official start to the 2021 Atlantic Hurricane Season, is a week and a half away, and the National Hurricane Center named the first storm of the year Saturday morning.
From Florida to the Congo, a Tallahassee church is giving back to a former capital city priest, that is now serving in Africa.
The official start of the 2021 Atlantic Hurricane season is less than two weeks away. Thursday afternoon NOAA released its outlook for this summer and fall. Several organizations, including Colorado State University and AccuWeather are forecasting an above-average hurricane season. Now, NOAA’s outlook is also leaning towards an active Atlantic.
Tomorrow morning we’ll wake up to sunshine. Upper-level clouds could move in during the afternoon, leaving our region with a partly sunny sky. Temperatures will be warm on Monday, rising into the mid-80s. It will be a perfect day to head outside after work and school.
A high-pressure system that brought us beautiful conditions on Saturday will also be in the region on Sunday. This means Sunday will be sunny and warm, with temperatures rising into the mid-80s with lots of sunshine.
Meteorologist Hannah Messier gives you the forecast for Friday, May 14, 2021.
The Colonial Pipeline became fully operational at Noon Thursday. Truck drivers in North Florida and South Georgia are working with Federal and State Agencies to efficiently distribute gas when it arrives from the pipeline.
Monday night, luminary bags were lined up outside Tallahassee Memorial Hospital, honoring those who lost their lives to COVID-19.
The Men Leading the Way Health Expo on June 5 is one of the upcoming expos and will focus on vaccinations and other health issues facing African American communities.
The show features Tallahassee artists twirling in locations across the Big Bend including Florida State University, St. Theresa in Franklin county and the woods of Gadsden county.
Tomorrow morning we’ll wake up to a mix of sunshine and clouds with temperatures in the 70s. You won’t need a jacket as you head off to work and school. Clouds will build during the afternoon, leaving our area with a partly to mostly cloudy sky. Temperatures will once again rise into the mid-80s. Isolated showers are possible in the western big bend and South Georgia. Monday night temperatures will cool into the low to mid-70s with a partly cloudy sky.
Ramadan, a month where Muslims fast, worship and serve others is underway.
Tomorrow morning we’ll wake up to a mix of sunshine and clouds with temperatures in the 60s. We’ll have a partly sunny to partly cloudy sky throughout the day. Temperatures will be warm again, rising into the mid-80s. Isolated to scattered showers are possible in the eastern Big Bend Sunday afternoon.
Sunshine will stick around for the entire day, thanks to high pressure sitting over the Carolinas. The sunshine will help temperatures warm into the mid to upper 80s this afternoon. Make sure to put on sunscreen if you head outside.
Meteorologist Hannah Messier gives you the forecast for Friday, April 30, 2021.
Meteorologist Hannah Messier gives you the forecast for Thursday, April 29, 2021.
Tomorrow morning we’ll wake up to sunshine outside the window and temperatures in the mid-50s. The sunshine will stick around for the entire day, thanks to an area of high pressure in the southeastern United States. Thanks to the sunshine, temperatures will rise into the low to mid-80s. It will be a perfect day to have lunch outside.
A line of storms moving through South Georgia and Southern Alabama has the potential to impact Big Bend and South Georgia in the next several hours. There is still plenty of convective energy over the region, along with decent wind shear. Both these factors will help storms continue overnight.
According to the Leon County Humane Society, more kittens and their mothers wind up on the streets this time of year.
Meteorologist Hannah Messier takes a look at the forecast for your evening of Friday, April 23, 2021.
Over the last 10 years, solar farms have been increasing in South Georgia.
Tomorrow morning we’ll wake up to a mostly cloudy sky. Isolated lingering showers are possible in the southeastern Big Bend Monday morning. The clouds will gradually clear throughout the day, leaving behind a partly to mostly sunny sky in the afternoon. Temperatures on Monday will be warmer than today, rising into the mid to upper 70s.
Good Evening! Showers are moving through the Big Bend and South Georgia. These showers are along a cold front moving through the region. The cold front will slowly move through tonight. Showers may continue through the morning. Temperatures tonight will cool into the low to mid-60s.
The Jefferson County Emergency Operations Center lined up outside the sheriff’s office, passing out supplies for hurricane season on Friday.
Thursday, marking the 30th anniversary of Desert Storm, the Convention of States honored veterans with a memorial.
Meteorologist Hannah Messier has your Sunday evening forecast.
Meteorologist Hannah Messier has your Saturday, April 10th evening forecast.
Local schools are putting on their spring performances before a live audience once again.
Hurricane researchers said that this is still a preliminary forecast, and there is still some uncertainty in the months ahead.
Tomorrow morning we’ll wake up to a sunny sky and temperatures in the upper 40s. You might want to grab a light jacket as you head off to work and school. The sunshine will stick around in the afternoon, with temperatures in the low 80s.