To wonder why weather presenters seem to wear evening wear to present the weather?

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Mainly local ones. Current one has a nifty lace and black number. One yesterday on the national new had a black one with a completely sheer yoke and no bra.

Being a person with no life I wonder about this every single day. they seem to confuse formal and evening wear.

Eno makes her own clothes ? Wow.

I used to work with Eno*. Don't remember if she made her own clothes but she was always really nicely dressed and just a genuinely nice warm person

*not in weather/news/media. Totally different field

I like that they dress up, they always have Havent they?

I knew a weather lady, she got a clothing allowance as part of her role

@ Eno can barely strong a sentence together

I like that they dress up too...just not in evening wear.

Judith always looks like she's wearing her clothes two sizes to small. As my mother would have said ' that's all girded on her'

There was a blonde one, probably late 20s, who was slightly plump and wore some terribly tight clothes. Her hair seemed naturally flaxen blonde and was long, but I heard that she was told she wasn't allowed to wear it down. Almost seemingly out of revenge, she would scrape it back into Heidi-style plaits. Can't for the life of me remember her name.

They have really strict rules about what to wear.

This is the result: jezebel.com/female-meteorologists-conspire-to-dress-exactly-alike-1744186923

We thought this showed a bit too much.

SwedishEdith, that typo must have been Eno's revenge for the libellous comment ..

Christ alight Judith Ravelston on BBC Scotland. It looks like she's on her way to a bondage club after reading the weather. Actually it looks like she's fresh into s&m and has borrowed someone else's fettish gear for the evening and that someone is two dress sizes smaller. The effect is somewhat akin to a badly set PVC jelly.

I cannot stand that women on GMB - she is so irritatingly smug.

OP, I've been wondering the same question for years.

Why do female weather presenters nearly always look as if they're on their way either to an 80's wedding or a Christmas party?

The clothes always look too shiny, sparkly and tight.
As you say, I think they confuse formal wear and evening wear.
Or something.
Tis a mystery.

There's one particular weather presenter who wears some sort of contraption strapped to her back, underneath her clothes.
It makes her look as if she has a hunch back.

They ALL wear that little box on the back. It's a wireless device.

I'd go clubbing with our weather woman any time- check out Jean Byrne of Ireland's national TV station, RTE.

Those are some of her more conservative looks

Paul Hudson from Look North always has a nicely co-ordinated shirt/tie combo look going on. He must be gutted that Burtons in Beverley closed down. I've always thought that he would have made a good jockey. No idea why.