Mostly, your average telly meteorologist has tended to be one of the most inoffensive and mild-mannered individuals you’ll see on your nightly screen. Beige slacks, floral dresses, demure smiles, they’re peddling mostly innocuous information to let you know whether you should take an umbrella to work tomorrow.
But these days, it’s tough being a weather presenter. Heatwaves, fires, storms, floods and cyclones: it’s the
