BBC Breakfast star tells viewers 'go back to bed' amid raging Storm Bert

BBC Breakfast upwind forecaster Louise Lear had immoderate beardown words for viewers connected Sunday greeting arsenic she issued a informing arsenic Storm Bert continues to rage crossed the UK

During the latest occurrence of BBC Breakfast, upwind forecaster Louise Lear didn't clasp backmost arsenic she suggested viewers to "go backmost to bed".

The 56-year-old joined hosts Roger Johnson and Sarah Campbell connected the greeting amusement to supply regular updates connected the UK upwind connected Sunday (November 24). However, with Storm Bert inactive wreaking havoc nationwide, Louise advised those watching to enactment indoors if possible.

As Roger handed implicit to Louise for different update, helium said: "Quarter past 8 and if you conscionable getting up and looking retired your curtains, depends wherever you are successful the country, but it tons of places it's not a bully look, Louise.

Louise replied: " To which Louise responded: "Go backmost to bed! It's Sunday." She added: "Stay watching the telly and don't spell retired that's astir apt the easiest solution. But, yes we've inactive got Storm Bert and it's refusing to spell distant astatine the moment.

"And today, erstwhile again, it's each going to beryllium astir the spot of the upwind and dense rainfall and this clip peculiarly crossed parts of England and Wales," she elaborated.

She past proceeded to item the areas astir apt to beryllium impacted by the terrible upwind conditions. Last year, Louise made headlines aft an unintentional gaffe during her News astatine 10 upwind study for South Today, reports the Express.

A antheral voice, belonging to Jon Cuthill who was unaware helium was unrecorded connected BBC One and his mic was inactive on, interrupted her mid-report. During the unrecorded segment, Jon was caught connected microphone yawning loudly and uttering respective groans.

He was besides heard talking to his shaper with the words: "Standby, yea I've been standing-by, ohio hullo - they're calling you? ".

Subsequently, fans took to societal media to stock their reactions, with 1 peculiarly disgruntled spectator posting connected Twitter : "@SouthTodayNews suggest a precise speedy apology owed to the bbc quality upwind newsman who your presenter was rather disrespectful to whilst connected mic erstwhile helium didn't deliberation helium was being heard - not bully to person to listened to #noPlaceForHisEgo and helium didn't adjacent springiness his sanction astatine the end."

BBC Breakfast airs regular from 6am connected BBC One.