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BBC Breakfast viewers "switched off" after they slammed the show's latest weather reports. Rachel Burden and Ben Thompson hosted the BBC morning programme, with Louise Lear providing the weather forecasts.

heatwave is set to see temperatures in the UK soar to 25C on one day this month, forecasters warn.That would smash the hottest temperature recorded so far this year of 23.4C at St James Park in London.This should come as no surprise after the Met Office warned: “There is an increase in the likelihood of warmer-than-average conditions in the month ahead.“Predictions are consistent in suggesting an increase in the likelihood of temperatures being above average overall.“While this doesn’t necessarily mean heatwaves will occur, it does increase the likelihood of heatwaves compared to normal.” According to independent forecaster WeatherTAB, things should really start warming up towards the end of May. Specifically, they predict the mercury will reach its 25C peak on May 30.

BBC Breakfast suffered a major technical blunder which ruined a weekend weather segment.The flagship BBC One breakfast show saw weekend hosts Victoria Derbyshire and Roger Johnson take the reigns on Sunday (May 1), but it all went wrong when they tried to get the latest weather updates.The hosts handed over to BBC weather star Louise Lear, who told viewers all about what conditions they can expect from the May bank holiday weekend.Louise gave a professional weekend weather forecast, but her segment was cut short by a glaring technical gaffe which saw her vanish from the studio completely.To make matters worse, host Roger had been talking to Louise when she disappeared to reveal a blank screen, so he wasn't able to finish what he was saying.Presenters Victoria and Roger were left baffled by the blunder, but Victoria quipped Louise had 'had enough' of her co-star Roger.Reacting to the gaffe, Roger said "oh, off she went" before joking "someone's pulling the plugs out all over the place" in the studio.Victoria then teased: "She's had enough of you!", suggesting she must have decided to leave the video link early instead being forced off of the screen by a tech issue.The hosts burst out laughing before trying their best to move on with the show.Breakfast suffered another major gaffe this weekend when Naga Munchetty accidentally confused PM Boris Johnson with disgraced tennis star Boris Becker.She was telling viewers about the news Boris Becker had been jailed on Friday afternoon after hiding £2.5million worth of assets and loans to avoid paying off debts.The six-time Grand Slam champion was found guilty of four charges under the Insolvency Act and has been jailed for two and a half years.There's MUCH more where that came

Naga Munchetty ripped into BBC Breakfast weather forecaster Louise Lear for not doing her job properly on Saturday morning's BBC Breakfast show.After Louise's weather segment, presenter Naga quizzed Louise on whether she thought she was more accurate than a meerkat.This was followed by a clip of meerkats at London Zoo predicting who will win the football final at the Euros.The video showed some meerkats wiggling around two flags - one for England and one for Italy.The flag that they went for first was the one that they would forecast to win on Sunday, which luckily for Brits was the England flag.Naga started off the segment by saying: "The thing is Louise gives us all these predictions and she does all of the technical stuff, when they come

Britain faces winter's first proper snow as an 800 mile-wide -3C 'polar pulse' delivers a five-day chill from Thursday.

weather forecasts.BBC weather forecaster Louise Lear has warned that winter showers are likely to leave high grounds coated in snow in the coming week – while wet and windy weather will hammer the rest of the country.Reports within the past 24 hours have suggested an “Indian Summer” is to keep the UK warm this weekend – but thunder, rain, gales and now snow and ice are on the heels of the current mild conditions.Temperatures are expected to plummet after Monday – following on from what has been described as a “miserable” weekend.Meteorologist Ms Lear told BBC Breakfast on Saturday: "This weekend forecast is pretty miserable, I'm afraid".She continued: "Expect a lot of wet and windy weather.

Britain can expect a turbulent week ahead with plenty of heavy rain and temperatures plummeting as low as 6C in the coming days.

Britain is braced for 31C for a second day in a row, despite being mid-way through September with autumn well and truly on the horizon.

July is set to end with a 30C blast of summer heat before wet and mild weather moves in for the start of August.

After a warm week and the hottest April in six years, Brits could see a downward turn as the weekend may bring in sharp showers.

Britain's fine and dry weather could soon come to an abrupt halt, with showers threatening a weekend washout.

Temperatures are set to plummet from today with heavy rain and thunderstorms from Spain heading our way in time for the weekend.

Temperatures in the UK are set to plummet by the end of the week making lockdown life "slightly easier" for Brits, forcing them to stay indoors.

Britain is set to enjoy highs of 26C this Bank Holiday Monday - making it hotter than Bermuda which will be three degrees cooler.