Top 10 Hottest Weather Girls on TV

Back in the day, when TVs weren’t flat, and people still watched news programs, there was a brief window of reprise that every man tuned into – the weather forecast. TV stations figured out that sex appeal sells, so they started hiring hot women to read out the weather news in order to boost their viewer ratings.

It sounds about as bad as it is, but hopefully, all these women are happy to do what they do. Here are some of the hottest weather girls of 2023!

1. Sheena Parveen

This stunning meteorologist of Indian descent graduated from Florida State University and worked with major stations such as Fox and NBC. She has covered reports on blizzards, hurricanes, and tornadoes, including the 2013 tornado in Oklahoma and the chilling blizzard of 2016. She also hosts her show “Pet Adoption” and has been featured in popular magazines as one of the hottest female weather reporters in the world.

2. Evelyn Taft

Evelyn Taft is a popular American news anchor who currently serves as the weekend chief night meteorology expert for CBS2/KCAL 9 News channel. She is fluent in English, Hebrew, Russian, and French and has won several awards, including the Bob Jones Award in 2003, the Old Tom Morris Award, and the Golden Mike Award. Easy on the eyes and practically a genius – what’s not to love?

3. Anabel Angus

This Bolivian television presenter, model, designer, and journalist has been really busy since 2002, when she started her dancing career. Later, Anabel hosted several shows, including Calle 7 and Chicostation. She has almost 400k followers on Instagram and has been a brand ambassador for Pantene and Kotex.

4. Jasmina Marazita

Marazita is a popular weather reporter and anchor from Miami. She’s also skilled in traffic and entertainment reporting and holds a journalism degree, which she used to create a documentary on Ecuador’s earthquake. If you prefer her calming voice, she’s also a radio host, which means she’s covered all her bases and is now getting thousands of new followers every month.