The weather presenter Kaye Forster (born around 1980) is based at the BBC East Midlands weather centre and works independently. Forster is filling in for Anna Church, who is on maternity leave at the time of this writing. Because to funding cutbacks as part of the BBC’s Delivering Quality First in England initiative, she is now responsible for delivering weekday breakfast and lunchtime predictions as well as weekend forecasts for the East Midlands, West Midlands, and North West areas. During her time at Brunel University, Forster earned a BSc in Geography, where she wrote her final-year dissertation on the impact of global warming on Atlantic storms. In 2001 she began Met.

Office training at ‘various RAF airfields’. During her time at BBC South East Today, she established herself as a frequent weather presenter before becoming independent. Initial stint at BBC North West Tonight included covering for Diane Oxberry, who was absent due to an unplanned family emergency. Forster played for Wycombe Wanderers, Exeter City, and Ebbsfleet United after joining a women’s football club at university. She has also represented England in the World Cup.

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