Weather presenter Carol Kirkwood is set to bid farewell to the BBC after an impressive 25 years. In an emotional announcement on BBC Breakfast, the 63-year-old revealed her decision, expressing her love for her job but also her desire to spend more time with her husband and explore the world. Kirkwood's journey began in 1998, and she's left an indelible mark on the BBC Weather Centre. From her daily forecasts to on-location presentations at Wimbledon and royal events, she's become a familiar face and trusted voice for weather updates. Her dedication and expertise have earned her numerous accolades, including the prestigious title of Best TV Weather Presenter at the TV and Radio Industries Club (TRIC) Awards. Kirkwood's impact extends beyond the weather, as she's also graced the screens of The One Show and danced her way to week eight on Strictly Come Dancing with Pasha Kovalev. The BBC acknowledges her exceptional contributions, praising her accuracy and sunny outlook. As she prepares for her new adventures, Kirkwood leaves behind a legacy of informative and engaging weather presentations, leaving audiences across the BBC longing for her familiar presence.
