| 词条 | Jim Bacon (weather forecaster) |
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James Dale Bacon (born 22 June 1950) is a British television weather forecaster, who appeared on national forecasts (BBC1) in the 1980s, with his distinct East Anglian accent. Early lifeHe was born in Suffolk. He went to primary school in Feltwell in King's Lynn and West Norfolk, near the Suffolk boundary in the south-west[1] of Norfolk. CareerHe became a meteorologist in 1968.[2] He started out on RAF stations in East Anglia. He then worked for the Met Office, where he programmed supercomputers. He worked as a forecaster at London Stansted Airport, then did a degree in Meteorology at the University of Reading, a university renowned for its meteorology department. He then worked at the London Weather Centre, becoming a senior forecaster. TelevisionWhilst at London, he worked for national television and radio as a forecaster, in the days of magnetic symbols. In 1986 he left national television to join the Anglia TV weather forecasting team, where he worked until 1997. In recent years he has appeared on BBC Look East as one of their forecasting team. He works in the east of Norwich, from the University of East Anglia (UEA). References1. ^Feltwell is in the SW of Norfolk not SE the UEA is not in the east of Norwich it's west Norwich2. ^Weatherquest External links
8 : 1950 births|Alumni of the University of Reading|BBC weather forecasters|People associated with the University of East Anglia|People educated at Thetford Grammar School|People from Suffolk|Living people|People from Feltwell |
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