Sian Lloyd

Sian Lloyd has established a prominent career as a television presenter and meteorologist, recognized for her extensive experience in broadcast journalism and her versatile roles across various media platforms. After commencing her media career at BBC Wales as a researcher for the nightly news programme ‘BBC Wales Today’ in 1982, Sian Lloyd went on to establish a prominent and versatile career in broadcast journalism. Following her work at BBC Wales, Lloyd transitioned to an announcer role for S4C and later collaborated with the Met Office on meteorological documentaries at Worldwide Television News. This extensive early experience culminated in her most recognized role as a weather forecaster for ITV Weather, a position she held for 24 years from 1990 until 2014, solidifying her status as the United Kingdom’s longest-serving female weather forecaster.

As a respected journalist, she contributed articles to national publications such as ‘The Daily Telegraph,’ ‘The Times,’ and ‘The Mail on Sunday,’ alongside her role as a prolific voiceover artist for various commercials and corporate materials. In 2008, Lloyd published her autobiography, ‘A Funny Kind of Love,’ offering further insight into her distinguished career. Following her departure from ITV Weather in 2014, Sian Lloyd continued her presence across media platforms, including an appearance on ‘Celebrity First Dates’ in 2015. With a career spanning decades and marked by sustained achievement and adaptability across diverse formats, Lloyd remains a highly recognizable and respected figure in British broadcasting, consistently sought for her expertise, engaging personality, and comprehensive experience in live television, journalism, and public engagement.