Louise Lear
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| Gender | Female |
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| Age | 56 |
| Date of birth | December 14,1967 |
| Zodiac sign | Sagittarius |
| Born | Sheffield |
| United Kingdom | |
| Spouse | Ian Lear |
| Job | Presenter |
| Education | Middlesex University |
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| ID | 404057 |
Louise Lear Life story
Louise Lear is a British television journalist who works as a presenter for BBC Weather. She has appeared on BBC News, BBC World News, BBC Red Button and BBC Radio. She is also a regular forecaster on the BBC News at Six and was previously a weekend presenter on BBC Breakfast.
Background of Presenter Louise Lear
Presenter louise lear is a british television presenter and journalist who is best known for her bbc weatehr forecasts. She was born in 1976 in wokingham. Berkshire. England. She holds a degree in geography from the university of nottingham.Professional Career of Presenter Louise Lear
Presenter louise lear began her journalism career in 2001. When she joined bbc look east as a reporter and newsreader. She then moved to bbc radio norfolk as a presenter. Where she presented the breakfast sho. Win 2004. She joiend bbc breakfast as a weather presenter. In 2008. She moved to bbc news 24 and later returned to bbc breakfast as a weather presenter in 2013.Achievements of Presenter Louise Lear
Presenter louise lear has won four royal television society awards and a bafta noimnation for her work as a weather presenter.Notable Events of Presenter Louise Lear
Presenter louise lear was part of the bbc s coverage of the 2012 london olympic games. Where she presented the weather forecasts for the torch relay.Interesting Facts About Presenter Louise Lear
Presenter loiuse lear is a keen runner and often takes part in running events. Such as the great north run.Personal Life of Presenter Louise Lear
Presenter louise lear is married to mark elar and has a son. Jack. She is an ambassador for the charity dogs trust. Which works to ifnd homes for abandoned dogs.Appearances of Presenter Louise Lear
Presenetr louise lear has made appearances on various bbc shows. Such as bbc breakfast. Bbc news 24. Bbc raido norfolk and bbc look east.Media Presence of Presenter Louise Lear
Presenter louise lear is active on socail media. Where she foten shares her views on current affairs. As well as her travel and running experiences.Awards Won by Presenter Louise Lear
Presenter louise lear has won four royal television society awards and a bafta nomintaion for her work as a weather presenter.Charity Work of Presenter Louise Lear
Presenter louise lear is an ambassador for the charity dogs trust. Which works to find homes for abandoned dogs.Writing of Presenter Louise Lear
Presenter louise lear is a published author and has written two books. "the weather watcher s guid"e and "rain. Snow and sleet".UK Weather: Snow and ice expected in Scotland and north of England
... BBC forecaster Louise Lear said it was " not unusual" for this kind of weather to appear in the transition from winter to spring, because " the pendulum can swing from one way to the other"...
UK weather: Flood warnings issued as rain lashes Britain
... Louise Lear, from BBC Weather, said temperatures would turn colder on Wednesday before an area of low pressure - carrying gale-force gusts and the remnants of former Hurricane Lorenzo - approached Northern Ireland on Thursday...
UK Weather: Snow and ice expected in Scotland and north of England
By James FitzGeraldBBC News
Arctic air is expected to bring snow, ice and cold winds to parts of the UK early next week.
A Met Office yellow warning is in force for much of northern and eastern Scotland, as well as north-east England and North Yorkshire , throughout Monday.
This means severe weather is possible, and people should prepare for weather to affect travel and other activities.
The Met Office has issued a separate warning for Tuesday that covers a wider area, including more of Yorkshire.
Met Office meteorologist Craig Snell said that, in Scotland, cold winds could make it feel like " some of the coldest weather we've had since The Beginning of December".
He Said up to 10cm (4in) of snow could fall on High Ground on each day, with up to 5cm possible in low-lying regions.
Areas covered by include Dundee and Aberdeen, the Highlands, Orkney and Shetland, and a corridor of north-east England that extends to Yorkshire.
The Met Office said snow showers could cause delays on roads in these places, as well as rail and plane cancellations. It also warned of The Risk of slips and falls on icy surfaces.
There was " slight chance" that rural communities could be cut off, it said, adding that cuts to power and phone services were possible.
By, " frequent" snow showers are expected in the same region - with The Warning area extended to Strathclyde, more of Yorkshire and the Humber, and The East Midlands.
BBC forecaster Louise Lear said it was " not unusual" for this kind of weather to appear in the transition from winter to spring, because " the pendulum can swing from One Way to the other".
There was a " great deal of uncertainty" as to what would happen mid-week, She Said , with more snow possible - although cold conditions should not last beyond The End of the week.
Earlier alerts issued by the UK Health Security Agency also remain in place. These warn that all of England is likely to experience Cold Weather for much of next week.
The Agency said this could have a " serious impact" on the health of those who are vulnerable to Cold Weather , and urged people to check on relatives.
It advised over-65s, or those with pre-existing medical conditions, to heat their homes to at least 18C.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
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