Michael Fish

Michael Fish is a notable British meteorologist and television presenter. He was born on April 27, 1944, in Eastbourne, East Sussex, England. Fish completed his education in meteorology and joined the UK Met Office in 1962 as a forecaster. He later moved on to become a senior forecaster and a representative of the Met Office on various international committees.

With over 50 years of experience, Mr. Fish is now renowned for his exemplary contributions to the field of meteorology. He has been a presenter on BBC Television since the 1970s, and his performances have earned him a loyal fan base across the world. He became a household name in 1987, when he made a controversial comment during a live weather report, which later turned into an infamous gaffe. Despite this, he has continued to host weather-related programs with the same level of enthusiasm and expertise.

In addition to his regular media appearances, Michael Fish has also advised various organizations and industries, including aviation, construction, and transport, on weather-related risks and hazards.