Courteney Jacobazzi Meteorologist, Age, Height, Husband & Net Worth
Courteney Jacobazzi – Biography
Who is Courteney Jacobazzi?
Courteney Jacobazzi is your go-to gal for weekend weather updates and traffic tantrums—currently lighting up the screen as the Weekend Morning Meteorologist and Traffic Anchor at Atlanta News First. Before bringing her charm and Doppler know-how to Atlanta, she spent five years forecasting and reporting at 13WMAZ from May 2017 to May 2022.
Back in her college days, Courteney got her start interning at WPLG Channel 10 in Miami and also split her time between the news and weather departments at WESH 2 News in Orlando. In short: she’s been chasing clouds and breaking news since forever.
Courteney Jacobazzi Education
Courteney graduated from the University of Central Florida in 2017 with a degree in Broadcast Journalism. While there, she was basically a one-woman newsroom—the official forecaster for the school’s “Knightly News” AND the go-to health/science reporter. Oh, and just for fun, she covered Hurricane Matthew too. No big deal.
Also, her Snapchat weather reports? Orlando locals swore by them. It was like The Weather Channel… but with filters.
Courteney Jacobazzi Age: A Forecast of 30 & Fabulous
Born on April 11, 1995, in Coral Springs, Florida, Courteney turned 30 in 2025. Yes, that makes her an Aries—which totally explains the energy and confidence she brings to every broadcast.
Height: Sky High (Sort Of)
She stands at a perfectly forecasted 5 feet 6 inches—a solid height for dodging studio lights and dodging Atlanta traffic updates with grace. She carries herself with poise, presence, and maybe a weather radar in her pocket.
Courteney Jacobazzi Family Forecast: Cloudy with a Chance of Privacy
Courteney was born and raised in sunny Coral Springs, FL. She’s got American roots and white ethnicity—but when it comes to her parents or siblings, Courteney prefers to keep things under wraps. Hey, even weather girls need a little mystery.
Married/Husband
Courteney Jacobazzi is officially off the market! She tied the knot with her husband Dilyn, on March 4th, 2023, at a lively celebration in Fort Lauderdale, FL—complete with great vibes, epic dance moves, and a menu that made everyone seriously consider second helpings.
The VIP wedding squad?
Best Man: DJ Collins – beats and bromance.
Maid of Honor: Miranda Suarez – style, sass, and speeches.
The dinner lineup was a foodie’s dream:
Sundried Tomato & Fennel Crusted Chicken
Served with pommery demi, boniato mashed potatoes, and seasonal veg.
Grilled Mahi Mahi
Topped with papaya relish, poblano emulsion, sweet corn polenta, and veggies that made you forget they were vegetables.
Grilled Filet Mignon
Served with red wine demi, smoked shallot mashed potatoes, and—you guessed it—more seasonal veggies.
Now that’s how you weather a wedding.
Courteney Jacobazzi Salary & Net Worth
While exact numbers are hush-hush, estimates suggest meteorologists like Courteney earn between $65,000 and $72,000 a year—depending on seniority, city, and the number of tornado warnings survived.
Her net worth? A breezy $2 million—thanks to years of forecasting, reporting, and building a reputation as one of the most dynamic weather minds in local news.
Off the Clock: Gym Shoes & Good Eats
When she’s not tracking storm systems or guiding your morning commute, Courteney’s either crushing it on the Stairmaster or exploring Atlanta’s food scene like it’s her full-time job. Fitness + food = perfect balance.
Courteney Jacobazzi’s Latest Weather Forecasts
Snow Drama South of the City
Jan. 21, 2025 – 1:30 PM
First Alert Meteorologist Courteney Jacobazzi broke it down: if you’re south of Atlanta, keep those mittens nearby—snow chances are higher in your neck of the woods. North of the city? Just chill… but probably not literally.
Easter Forecast: Sunshine with a Side of Umbrella
Super 7-Day | April 18, 2025
Expect a warm and springy Easter across metro Atlanta—perfect for egg hunts and pastel fashion statements. But heads up! Rain may RSVP to your Monday plans, and scattered showers could really commit by Tuesday.
Northern Lights FOMO is Real
April 18, 2025 – 5:00 AM
While folks in parts of the U.S. got front-row seats to the northern lights glow-up on Wednesday night, Georgia was left on read. No cosmic light show for us—clouds and latitude had other plans.
The Calm Before the Storms
Super 7-Day | April 18, 2025 – 12:30 AM
Enjoy that warm, sun-kissed weekend while you can! Storms are lurking just beyond Monday—so soak up the vitamin D before it turns into “D” for downpour.
