> From the WeatherWatch archives
This evening we’re delving into the archives and looking at well known TV weather presenter Sue Scott.
Sue first began on our screens in the early 1970s and had a warm and straight forward approach with her weather delivery.
Note the simple weather format-very different from today.Click the link below…
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gooba on 7/10/2011 5:40am
I do prefer Jim Hickey as he puts the weather in a ‘more’ understanding based language…
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sw on 7/10/2011 5:15am
Dont watch the government based channel anymore and one and Jim Hickey who performs,do watch TV3 for the news as its better but their weather is very scripted though.
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