Lucy Verasamy: Last News

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Lucy Verasamy, 42, took to Twitter on Thursday to address the strangely warm conditions in the UK at the time.The ITV weather presenter joked about how people have put away their summer clothes too soon.In full view of her 172,300 followers, she questioned why so many "fools" had packed their warm weather clothing away for the Autumn and Winter amid freak weather conditions. She wrote: "How many fools put away their summery clothes?!"21C today…followed by another exceptional mild night."It came on the weekend of 28th October, when figures reached 20 degrees across most of Western Europe. Fans took to the comments to express their thoughts on the matter. @JasonDamianCole penned: "Do people actually have summer and winter wardrobes?"In winter I just put a jumper over my summer stuff."@Shane676 wrote: "Very mild for this time of year hopefully it lasts." @RogersLeeRogers commented: "Cant believe how mild it is for october!! Im guessing we havent a chance of a white xmas @LucyWeather."It comes after the brunette beauty wowed fans with a seasonal snap. Embracing the autumnal climate, the meteorologist looked incredible as she posed among a field of pumpkins.Getting into the Halloween spirit, the glamorous weather forecaster wowed fans as she held a huge Jack-o'-lantern with the ITV logo carved out of it.Taking to Instagram and Twitter, Lucy penned a caption which explained why there are so few pumpkins this year."Golden Hour," she penned in the caption, before adding: "Pumpkin picking for this evenings @itvnews."Lucy went on: "A mild October & record breaking hot summer means fewer but better quality pumpkins…"After Halloween the remaining harvest is donated to the @thefelixproject (such a good idea!!) - thank you for having

@JonMitchellITV presents his last. “Enjoy it if you can, Jon.”In response, Lucy wrote: “After over 3 decades(!) presenting the weather. READ MORE: “The most modest, knowledgeable @JonMitchellITV will be missed.”Jon regularly shares photos sent in by his viewers during the forecasts on his show. He has a loyal following of fans and is due to retire after tonight’s show. The broadcaster from Yorkshire is best known for catchphrases: “Look up it’s free,” and “Enjoy it if you can”, hence the broadcaster’s quip on Twitter. Christine Talbot, who presented the show alongside Jon before leaving last year, shared her best and most fond memories with the star. “We’ve presented in all sorts of weather conditions, gales, snowstorms from the top of the ITV building holding onto straps,” said Christine in an exclusive video for The Yorkshire Post.“It’s probably a health and safety nightmare - and we’ve all presented from bed together.“It was absolutely so ridiculous I can’t remember why we were doing it now."She was a part of ITV’s longest-standing broadcasting partnerships alongside co-star Duncan Wood who left Calendar in May.Together with Jon, the trio were dubbed the “three amigos.”Christine added: “You’re such a true professional, you’re a real proper meteorologist who knows his stuff, we’ve learned a lot from you as well about different types of weather conditions.

Lucy Verasamy, 41, has issued a warning that the sunshine Britain has been enjoying recently isn’t here to stay, unfortunately.Temperatures are set to plummet, meaning bad news for those who were hoping for more sunshine in the coming days.Lucy has said “colder air incoming” on her social media accounts, where she has also posted some holiday snaps from her skiing trip.On Twitter and Instagram, the 41-year-old ITV Weather star wrote: “Springtime skiing from two weeks ago - ft. hazy skies & twinkling lights.”Lucy added: “Spring is fickle! Colder air incoming - snow in the forecast this week (for the UK & the Alps).”She also posted a snowflake emoji alongside the message in view of her 171,000 Twitter followers.The posts were made on Monday morning.In the series of images, taken in Tignes, France, Lucy can be seen posing in the French Alps in the first snap.There is also a snap of the Tignes - Val d'Isère ski resort.Later that same day, Lucy also shared a post from the Met Office on Twitter, which showed ‘blue hues’ on the chart.She commented: “Arctic air returns as April approaches.”Lucy also took to Instagram to share a selfie last week.Sharing how the sunshine affects her mood in a positive way and makes a “huge difference,” Lucy urged her fans to walk on the sunny side of the street when they can.She took the selfie while out on a walk in the sunshine.Lucy appeared to be in a really good mood and compared the snaps with one from when the weather was colder and she certainly wasn’t smiling.In the selfie which was taken in warmer weather, Lucy could be seen smiling from ear to ear.Lucy captioned the post: “Winter in the shade, summer in the light this time of year.“Choose the sunny side of the street.

Lucy Verasamy, 41, has urged ITV viewers to “enjoy this weather” as it looks like the cold will be returning soon, according to her predictions.

Lucy Verasamy has taken to Instagram to share a new update with her 160,000 followers as she stepped out today.The 41-year-old ITV Weather star appeared in great spirits as she soaked in the sun during a walk.She uploaded two selfies reflecting her mood for the day as she explained how the weather made a “huge” difference.In the first snap, the presenter was showing just the top part of her head while walking in the shade and hiding behind her scarf.In the second picture, Lucy could be seen smiling broadly as she walked in the sun.The TV star urged her fans to follow in her footsteps and choose the sunny side of the road to enjoy the sunshine.Lucy captioned the post: “Winter in the shade, summer in the light this time of year.“Choose the sunny side of the street. HUGE difference!!”She continued: “Summed up by a quote by Charles Dickens in 1880: ‘It was one of those March days when the sun shines hot and the wind blows cold: when it is summer in the light, and winter in the shade.’ Great Expectations.”Lucy often uses her Instagram account to give friends and fans updates on her life as well as the weather.Last month she shared two throwback photographs of her last ski trip, which took place more than two years ago.Along with the scenic snaps, Lucy wrote a caption reminiscing about last year’s wintry conditions around this time of the year.She wrote: “A pre covid/lockdown ski trip.

Lucy Verasamy has some bad news in store for the conditions ahead.Taking to Twitter, she broke the news to her 167,500 followers about the big freeze.The ITV weather presenter and meteorologist urged the public not to "slide" while out and about." Freezing, frosty, ICY start to the night as temperatures slide...

Lucy Verasamy, 41, had some bad news that winter is here, and it's here to stay.The UK is known for its fluctuating temperatures but as we head into December, the bitter cold isn't going anywhere any time soon.Posting a weather update on Twitter, the MetDesk account shared the news."A brief milder interlude today, but don't get too used to it..." they penned."Back to bitterly cold business as usual from tomorrow!"Wanting to keep her followers in the loop, Lucy shared the post with a little message of her own."A one day wonder," she sighed."A cold snap will bite back."One fan replied: "Got to love a proper British Winter."It wasn't long ago that the Good Morning Britain weather girl was enjoying the September heatwave.Taking to social media,

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Anne Hegerty said she discovered a number of tweets from fans who believed she had died back in 2016.The rumour began following the death of a horse named The Govaness, pronounced just like her nickname on The Chase.The 63-year-old quizmaster addressed the situation when asked about a similar situation with Bradley Walsh.The Chase host was mistaken for Trainspotting actor Bradley Welsh who died back in 2019.At the time, fans flocked to Twitter assuming it was the much loved presenter.Anne said she didn't recall seeing the rumours about her co-star at the time, but had discovered ones about her.Lucy Verasamy flashes pins as she's seen at event with weatherman"I've seen ones that I'm dead," she spilled."I think what happened was there was a

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Good Morning Britain's weather girl Lucy Verasamy has taken to social media to gush over the September heatwave while donning a skintight tweed miniskirt.The ITV host, 41, relaxed against a hay bale as she gave a glimpse of her perfectly tanned pins after spending time working on her latest Marks and Spencer's campaign in the Midlands.Lucy paid homage to the last few days of summer with a series of sunny snaps, which gave just a glimpse of her perfect pins.Donning a smart trilby hat, Lucy casually leaned against a bale of hay as she gazed into the distance with a hand on her hip.Wearing a smart tweed miniskirt, the ITV star dressed appropriately for the weather as she gave her 155,000 followers a flash of her toned legs.Matching the skirt

Lucy Verasamy, 41, has taken the opportunity to say goodbye to her colleagues after completing filming towards the end of last week.The meteorologist took to Instagram on Friday to share that she would miss her co-stars and production team in a heartfelt post.The star shared a series of behind-the-scenes snaps in view of her 153,000 followers to commemorate her last day on the project.It comes after Lucy has been busy working with M&S chef Chris Baber alongside her role as a weather presenter. The pair have been fronting a series of programmes, which highlight the hard work of British farmers, growers, and producers during the summer.The Fresh Market films aired as part of a partnership between Marks and Spencer and ITV.Lucy began by

Lucy Verasamy is normally seen on ITV presenting the weather on her own, however this year she has been travelling across the country to film scenes for a new TV project with a presenting partner.

Lucy Verasamy, 40, has taken to Instagram to give fans an insight into her idyllic day out in the Kent countryside.The brunette beauty showed off her sense of style while wearing a practical pair of black wellington boots to pick cherries at a farm.Lucy flaunted her enviably toned pins by pairing the wellies with a classic denim mini skirt.The meteorologist paired her skirt with an oversized khaki shirt, which she wore unbuttoned over a white T-shirt.Lucy styled her locks into loose waves, which framed her face, as she clutched onto a wicker basket full of freshly picked cherries. The ITV star smiled for cameras as she embraced the countryside for her latest campaign with Marks & Spencer.A post shared by Lucy Verasamy (@lucyweather)Lucy was

Lucy Verasamy looked stunning in her latest Instagram offering.The ITV weather presenter, who is often seen on Good Morning Britain, shared some pictures online during a break in filming.The 40-year-old television star could be seen resting on a bale of hay while shooting scenes on a farm.Lucy, who did not reveal the exact details of her whereabouts, has been travelling all over the county for her Fresh Market Updates, a series in partnership with ITV and Marks and Spencer.She looked radiant as she looked off into the distance in her social media snaps."Hanging on the hay bales a break in filming," she captioned three images which she shared with her 149,000 followers.The brunette beauty wore her mid length tresses in waves which cascade

Lucy Verasamy, 40, shared humorous snaps of her windswept hair as she walked in London today.The weather presenter gave an update about the weather with the use of selfies instead of her usual map on her Instagram page, where she has 148,000 followers.The ITV regular showed how strong the wind in the capital city was today in three selfies, one which showed her hair covering her face.Lucy attempted to smile in another picture, as her brunette locks blew in the wind.The presenter seemed to be out on a casual trip as she sported glasses and a denim top accompanied with a backpack.In view of her 148,000 followers, she wrote: “Windy City.

Lucy Verasamy could be seen enjoying the great outdoors in her latest social media offering.The ITV weather presenter appeared to be at one with nature as she struck a pose by a loch in Scotland.Lucy highlighted her incredible figure and toned pins in a pair of tight leggings and a green outdoor coat.She teamed her ensemble with a pair of wellington boots and stylish sunglasses in order to be ready for all weather conditions.The TV star posted her pictures online in order to highlight mental health awareness week, which this year is focusing on nature.The campaign wants to encourage people to get outside and experience the benefits for themselves.In another picture, Lucy stood in a field of ferns at the Cairngorms National Park.It would

Lucy Verasamy took to social media today to share a picture of herself with fans.The 40-year-old TV star said she was missing her hairdresser as she showcased her longer-than-normal locks.The beautiful brunette, who usually wears her hair just above her shoulders, styled her tresses in soft curls for her snap.She could be seen making the most of the spring weather on a countryside walk.Lucy sported a khaki green roll neck jumper with a navy blue jacket, as she struck a pose in front of a field of yellow flowers.“I’ve missed my hairdresser...

Lucy Verasamy disappointed some of her fans as she revealed the weather could drop by Easter weekend next week.The 40-year-old shared a weather map from the Met Desk's Twitter page today, in view of her 168,000 followers.The map gave a glimpse of the expected warm to cooler temperatures from Monday to Sunday.The caption read: “A roller coaster ride of temperatures for the UK, with summer-like warmth early next week replaced by cold northerly winds at Easter.”Lucy shared the tweet on her page, writing: “Don't be (April) fooled by the warmth early next week - much colder by Easter weekend will it be a snowy or sunny bunny?!”One user wrote: “Doh! Just had to spoil it didn’t you - thank you for the warning, stay safe.”Piers Morgan to break

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