Carol Kirkwood

Carol Kirkwood is one of the UK’s most beloved and recognisable broadcasters, best known
for her role as the long-standing weather presenter on BBC Breakfast. With warmth, charm,
and professionalism, she delivers daily forecasts both from the studio and on location, often
covering major national events such as Wimbledon and Royal Ascot. Carol has also fronted
the BBC’s Weather Show from landmark destinations including New York City and the Forth
Bridge, and embraced a variety of adventurous reporting challenges, from microlight flights to
speedboat races. Outside of her weather broadcasting, Carol’s natural charisma has made her a popular guest and presenter across a wide range of programming, with appearances on CBBC, The One
Show, and Ready, Steady, Cook, as well as competing in the 2015 series of Strictly Come
Dancing, where she made it to week eight alongside partner Pasha Kovalev. Carol is a multi-award-winning presenter, honoured nine times by the Television and Radio Industry Club (TRIC) for her work in weather broadcasting. She has also hosted live events including the National Travel Awards, and lent her distinctive Scottish voice to narration projects spanning children’s stories and digital media. As a published author, Carol has found huge success with her series of romance novels, which have become Sunday Times bestsellers and earned her a growing fanbase in the literary world. Her stories combine warmth, escapism and a touch of drama, echoing the same charm she brings to her on-screen presence. Carol now also shares her passion for travel and storytelling as a celebrity guest with Tripsmiths and Hurtigruten, appearing on Scottish and European cruises, where she engages audiences with her personal insights and experiences in an intimate and relaxed setting. A proud supporter of charities including the NSPCC and The Willow Foundation, Carol
continues to inspire audiences of all ages with her energy, relatability, and enduring appeal.

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