
Jonathan Stacey
Jonathan Stacey joined the FOX 5 Atlanta Storm Team in June 2021 after working in several other television markets across the Southeastern U.S. over the past decade. Prior to relocating to Atlanta, Jonathan worked at WBTV in Charlotte, North Carolina as a lifestyle show host, anchor, and meteorologist.
Jonathan won a Southeast Emmy Award in 2022 for an environmental feature story in which he took viewers underneath the dangerous and deadly waters of Lake Lanier.
In 2023, Jonathan was named Best Meteorologist (Large Market TV) during the Georgia Association of Broadcasters GABBY Awards Ceremony.
As Hurricane Dorian brushed the Carolinas' coast in August 2019, Jonathan guided viewers through the storm's landfall from the studio. Jonathan's contributions to the station's weather coverage that day earned him and his team a Midsouth Emmy Award for Best Morning Newscast in 2021.
In the Carolinas, Jonathan was affectionally known as "J-Stace the Science Ace." He got that moniker after producing and hosting an award-winning science experiment series teaching kids and their parents about the natural world during the pandemic.
Jonathan also sharpened his reporting and forecasting skills at WJXT in Jacksonville, Florida; WAFF in Huntsville, Alabama; WNKY in Bowling Green, Kentucky; WCYB in Bristol, Virginia; and as an NABJ-NBC News Fellow in New York City.
Jonathan graduated with honors from Middle Tennessee State University where he studied mass communications and journalism. He also earned his Master of Theological Studies at Vanderbilt University. Jonathan earned a second bachelor’s degree from Mississippi State University where he studied Geosciences with a concentration in Broadcast Meteorology.
Additionally, Jonathan holds the National Weather Association Broadcaster’s Seal of Approval.
Jonathan is an active member of the National Weather Association and the National Association of Black Journalists, and he's also a proud member of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Incorporated.
In addition to his television news experience, Jonathan is a licensed Christian minister, and has held various ministerial and staff roles in congregations in Alabama, Florida and Tennessee.
Following in his family’s footsteps, Jonathan is also in the process of pursuing his education and licensure in mortuary sciences.
If you'd like Jonathan to speak, host, or make an appearance at your next event, please email him at jonathan.stacey@fox.com.
The latest from Jonathan Stacey
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A powerful line of storms swept across North Georgia on Thursday night
Severe Thunderstorm Watch in North Georgia; hail, wind, and rain threat continues
A new wave of strong thunderstorms is forecast to move across metro Atlanta Thursday night.
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Freeze Warning, Frost Advisory overnight in Georgia with snow possible in mountains
A cold front sweeping through the Southeast is bringing gusty winds and a significant drop in temperatures.
Fast-moving storm to bring strong winds, heavy rain to North Georgia
A fast-moving storm system will bring strong to damaging winds, heavy rainfall, and the potential for an isolated tornado to North Georgia.
LIVE UPDATES | Snow wrapping up in North Georgia counties
Snow began falling around 6 a.m. Wednesday in North Georgia.
Damaging winds, flash flood threats in North Georgia this weekend
A Slight Risk (Level 2 of 5) for severe weather is issued for Georgia on Sunday morning, with damaging wind gusts up to 60 mph as the primary concern.
Flood Watch for North Georgia: Rain moves into metro Atlanta, North Georgia
Residents of metro Atlanta and North Georgia should brace for significant rainfall this week.
Atlanta weather: Winter chill persists as ice continues to melt
North Georgia residents should prepare for a mix of chilly temperatures, gusty winds, and scattered rain showers in the coming days.
State of Emergency canceled for DeKalb County | The latest forecast
All of Georgia remains under a state of emergency as some dangerous road conditions continue to pose a threat to drivers.