The storm will forever be associated with TV weatherman Michael Fish who infamously assured viewers that a hurricane was not on its way (which technically was correct). Across the country ...

In a lunchtime broadcast on 15 October 1987, weather forecaster Michael Fish ... the most damaging storm to hit the UK since 1703. It was an embarrassment for Mr Fish, whose name became synonymous ...

On Monday it will be 25 years since the October storm battered southern England, leaving 18 people dead and many more injured. The event became memorable after BBC weatherman Michael Fish ...

MICHAEL Fish's famous broadcast took place a staggering 35 years ago, solidifying the presenter as an icon ever since. He was covering Great Storm of 1987 on October 15 of that year with the clip ...

Spare a thought for Michael Fish this ... As far as it goes, Fish wasn’t wrong. A hurricane is the name for a cyclone that originates in the tropics. The storm that lashed Britain later that ...

Modern forecasting technology would have seen the Great Storm of 1987 coming but is unlikely to have got Michael Fish completely off the hook, a study has shown. Did you know with a Digital ...

The Great Storm of October 1987 was brushed off by forecaster Michael Fish hours before it arrived, as he told viewers worried that a hurricane was on the way: '…don't worry if you're watching ...

The weather forecaster Michael Fish, whose forecast famously preceded the 1987 Great Storm, has travelled around the south of England meeting some of the people who were affected that day.

The impending arrival of Storm Ciaran has seen panic buyers strip ... and left a £1.5billion repair bill. BBC weatherman Michael Fish became a household name for the wrong reasons when he told ...

Michael Fish joined FOX 17 as a meteorologist in July 2024 and left in October 2024. Michael is a Wisconsin native, born and raised in Fond du Lac. While out storm spotting in 1996 and ...

The Met Office yesterday issued a second red warning for wind as Storm Eunice made landfall ... but also because of weather forecaster Michael Fish’s notorious gaffe just hours before.

Michael Fish still wouldn't have been able to see the true scale of the Great Storm of 1987, according to a new study. Modern technology would have allowed the weatherman to see the storm was coming.