Tomasz Schafernaker: Last News

Baking Britain is set to return with plenty of sunshine - not that you'd know it by looking out of the window. Forecasters have insisted the heatwave that roasted the country last week is set to roar back to life with temperatures soaring towards the middle of the month. New maps show the weather will inch back up to 29C with Netweather maps indicating a peak on Monday July 15, with southern towns including Brighton, Chichester, Dover, Eastbourne and Newhaven in line for the best temperatures.

TV fans were taken aback to catch a glimpse of Gregg Wallace on their screens this weekend in a weather-centric special.

BBC weatherman Tomasz Schafernaker has caused quit the stir with fans when it comes to his impressive physique.The TV star - who presents alongside the likes of Carol Kirkwood on BBC Weather - left social media followers in awe after posting a series of holiday snaps.Tomasz typically hosts the weather whilst wearing a suit and tie but during his vacation to Bali last year, he was sporting very different outfit as he uploaded a topless beach snap.The 45 year old - who is a British-Polish meteorologist for the Met Office, no less - showed off his toned torso in a candid photo where he donned some colourful shorts. Posting to X (formerly known as Twitter) in 2023, Tomasz enjoyed a backdrop of the sea, sand and green mountains as he wrote: "Saying 'bye' to #Bali and #GiliTrawangan#Indonesia.

If you thought summer was finally here, think again! The BBC's Tomasz Schafernaker has explained what the weather's going to look this week - and it's not more sunny days like the ones we've just had. In fact, the popular forecaster has warned there's "no heat on the way" - and something "a little unusual" is arriving on Wednesday as the warm weather you'd expect to see in July just isn't being delivered.

Scotland is set to be blasted with 72 hours of snow with temperatures plummeting as we enter the summer months.

Follow OK! on Threads here: https://www.threads.net/@ok_mag The UK has been experiencing an unusual and un-summer-like bout of rain in recent weeks, leaving many wondering what's causing the dreary weather. BBC weatherman Tomasz Schafernaker sheds light on the culprit - the "jet stream." Normally found over the north Atlantic, near Iceland during summertime, the jet stream has been flowing further south than usual, affecting the UK's weather.Tomasz humorously refers to the jet stream as the "rain and wind superhighway" since it delivers rain and storms when it's close to the UK.The current jet stream is more powerful than normal, resulting in the persistent rain.Tomasz warns that if high temperatures persist over the UK, the jet stream will continue to bring unsettled weather from the Atlantic, while Mediterranean countries bask in scorching heat.

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Twitter to share updates as he was caught up in the undersea earthquake which shook part of western Indonesia this morning.The BBC weatherman admitted the experience was "somewhat unsettling" as he felt an explosion "deep underground" before being "briefly jolted upwards".Tomasz took to Twitter to share what had happened in view of his 97,200 followers with a video of the "unsettling" weather and how close he was to the 6.2 magnitude undersea earthquake in Indonesia.He wrote: "It’s not often that you get to experience a thunderstorm AND an #earthquake at the SAME TIME."Like something exploded deep underground & briefly jolted us upwards.Somewhat unsettling but interesting."Restaurant staff were even startled for a sec. I won’t forget this 'quake storm'."Social media users shared their concern in the comments, while WinterFell1701 commented: "Sounds great, Bali, sitting on an active subduction zone, has lots of EQs and volcanoes, the storm would not be related to cause of EQ before anyone suggests it.

The Queen took a liking to BBC weatherman Tomasz Schafernaker in her last days at Balmoral. Her Majesty passed away earlier this month at the age of 96 in Scotland, and while the Queen was pictured shaking new prime minster Liz Truss's hand a couple of days before her death, it's been said that her final days also included watching the BBC weatherman.

Queen Elizabeth was “on good form” and “perky” in her final days. The 96-year-old monarch passed away peacefully at Balmoral Castle in Scotland on September 8 and just days before her death, she hosted her Bowes-Lyons cousins for a shooting party. The Queen also enjoyed watching BBC weatherman Tomasz Schafernaker's weather forecasts, with a source telling the Daily Mail newspaper: "It was like a bit of a crush; she always wanted to watch the forecasts when he was on.

Tomasz Schafernaker had been wearing trainers undetected on his BBC Weather show for a long time, but now admits he has been "busted" as a new full-length set leaves him exposed to cameras from head to toe.

 explained to his social media following: “No other way round it.“We can’t chop off the Northern Isles, and we can’t show more of France as it’ll shrink the UK… "Then you won’t be able too see anything! Trust me, we know the limitations.”However, a second social media user challenged Tomasz, insisting that the map’s positioning could be changed to avoid it being too low.Redders63 said: “There is a way around it, so U don't have 2 jump up & down 2 present the weather.“Shrink the map 2 a more sensible size OR display it as per the OS mapping ppl do, that way the whole of the British Isles is shown.” (sic)Tomasz explained that making changes to the way the Northern Isles are shown had previously caused “a lot of upset,” and therefore they would not be changed again.He said: “No, putting the Northern Isles in a box caused a lot of upset.“They do not want it and we will respect that.” 

BBC Weather presenter Tomasz Schfernaker has taken to Twitter to warn the nation of the impending heatwave that's set to sweep the UK in a few days time.The star, 43, shared a startling snap which was taken in South London and featured brown-looking grass as a result of the hot weather.In view of his 91,600 followers, Tomasz issued the warning.He wrote: "Super dry in #London and so many other parts of the UK."The heat next week is looking BRUTAL," he added alongside a flame emoji, while adding the hashtags "#ClaphamCommon #heatwaveuk."The BBC host added a snap of Clapham Common, where the grass had turned completely brown thanks to the combination of the recent heatwave and no rain.It comes as temperatures are set to reach highs of 36 degress on Monday and 38 on Tuesday in some parts of the country.Following his warning, the star's followers took to the comments to weigh in on the news.One Twitter user @bjnorthy took issue with Tomasz's tweet, writing: "It’s called summer.

Twitter to address a complaint by a viewer who believed the weather map was situated “too low”.The social media user pointed out that bending down to point at each area “doesn’t look good”.They responded to a series of pictures posted by Tomasz which showed him working at the brand new BBC studios.The viewer, who went by the username Angie_T7, wrote: “The map looks too low...

BBC Weatherman admitted the storm that's set to descend on the UK and parts of Europe in the middle of the week might impact his travels.Taking to Twitter on Monday morning, the meteorologist shared a snap from the window of an airport, overlooking the sunrise and multiple planes on the tarmac outside.He captioned it: "Exactly the same as emoji," alongside a symbol of a sunrise.But he followed it up with a more serious point: "Quick, necessary trip this week."I'm keeping a VERY close eye on the forecast myself."Midweek onwards looks SO stormy in UK and other parts of Europe... not ideal for travel."Fans rushed to the comments section to wish him luck."Safe travels Tomasz," one said.Another added: "Hope your journey goes okay Tomasz.This wet blustery weather is bad enough walking in let alone flying in.""Some models show Friday in particular has the potential to be very dangerous," a third warned."Safe travels.

Carol Kirkwood, 59, admitted she made a mistake last night, after forfeiting her normal sleep routine to watch new BBC crime drama Trigger Point.

Carol Kirkwood, 59, took to social media today to share a glimpse of her morning routine with fans ahead of BBC Breakfast. However, the presenter described being “distracted” by her co-star as she was getting ready at BBC studios.In view of her 216,000 followers, Carol shared a picture of herself and meteorologist Tomasz Schafernaker.In the selfie, Tomasz can be seen making a funny face as Carol shows the camera the peace sign with her hands.In the tweet, Carol referred to her colleague as “this lovely man”.She penned: “Being distracted by this lovely man @Schafernaker this morning!!!”She signed off the message with a series of laughing face and love heart emojis.The tweet quickly got her fans attention as it got hundreds of likes.Twitter user ChrisCrowhurst wrote: “Would have thought you were distracting him.”Akc1970 quipped: “Looks like you are about to give him a haircut.”YDraigGoch10 added: “Morning, Carol..

BBC Breakfast weatherman had grown out his hair during lockdown and had refused to get it cut even when the barbershop reopened in April.Viewers had previously mocked his look as they likened it to a cross between "ABBA and a 1970s porn star".Even retired weatherman Bill Giles and presenter Ulrika Jonsson have laughed at his crop.The 42-year-old, who was voted Britain's favourite meteorologist four years ago, has made the decision to get rid of his long tresses - much to his followers' surprise.In view of his 83,000 followers, Tomasz shared a photo of his new look.He penned: "I fancied another change… the 70s are gone."In the candid snap, the Polish-born meteorologist showcased a side profile of his face.The sides of his hair had been

Naga Munchetty, 46, took to Twitter to tease her BBC Breakfast co-presenter with a cheeky message.

BBC weather presenter Tomasz Schafernaker, 42, couldn't resist aiming a cheeky swipe at former BBC News presenter Simon McCoy, 59, following his departure from the newsroom.

Tomasz continued: "I’d rather have a really bushy haircut than a bad DIY job."Because on TV by the weather map, the green screen and bright lights pick everything up. I’d have been trolled more."Back in July Tomasz shared a video as he was able to get a professional cut amid the easing of lockdown restrictions.At the time he captioned the post:  "Time for a little weight off...and carry on growing it for the rest of the year.