Matt Taylor (weather forecaster)
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Matt Taylor (born 1976 in Blackburn, England) is a BBC Weather forecaster.
Having worked as a Met Office weather forecaster for a number of years, Matt joined the BBC Weather team in 2004. He now broadcasts across a range of BBC outlets, including BBC Breakfast, BBC News 24, BBC World and BBC Radio 4. Popular for his unflagging, bubbly cheerfulness on air, Taylor's intriguing accent reflects some mobility in youth - the family moved to Glasgow, Scotland when he was one, and to Leeds in Yorkshire when he was fourteen. According to his BBC website profile, Taylor's interests include golf, squash and football; in an interview, he ruefully admitted the worst thing about his work is the shifts.
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