About Meteorologist Sam Lucey
Sam Lucey is a broadcast meteorologist with a passion for making weather understandable, accessible, and relevant to the communities she serves.
She currently forecasts for WXXV News 25 on the Mississippi Gulf Coast, where she delivers daily forecasts, covers severe and tropical weather, and shares weather updates across broadcast and digital platforms.
With experience in Mississippi, Louisiana, and Florida, Sam has covered everything from flooding and tornado outbreaks to major hurricanes, including Category 5 Hurricane Michael in 2018.
These experiences have shaped her approach to weather communication, combining meteorological knowledge with a focus on helping people understand what the forecast means for their lives.
Beyond forecasting, Sam enjoys exploring the science behind the weather, developing educational stories, and connecting with her community through school visits, public outreach, and digital content.
Her background in digital media, writing, and project management also allows her to bring a creative, well-rounded approach to communicating weather information.
Sam earned her bachelor's degree in meteorology with a minor in mathematics from the University of South Alabama in Mobile. She is currently pursuing a master's degree in geoscience with a concentration in applied meteorology at Mississippi State University.
Whether she's tracking a developing tropical system, explaining a complicated forecast, or sharing the science behind a beautiful Gulf Coast sunset, Sam is passionate about helping people better understand the weather and make informed decisions.

