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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Australia Watch Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
Scherri-lee Biggs is the new weather presenter for Channel 10’s *Studio 10* and *10 News First*, replacing the long-serving weatherman. She brings a background in meteorology and media, offering viewers clear, practical forecasts from the live forecast above.
Who is Scherri-lee Biggs and what is her weather background?
Scherri-lee Biggs is a qualified meteorologist with a Bachelor of Science in Meteorology from the University of Melbourne. Before joining Channel 10, she worked as a weather presenter for Sky News Weather and as a meteorologist for the Bureau of Meteorology. Her training means she can explain why the live forecast above looks the way it does, not just read numbers.
What does her role mean for viewers?
Biggs presents weather segments on *Studio 10* each morning and on *10 News First* in the afternoon. Her approach is to break down complex weather patterns into simple, actionable advice. For example, she will explain whether the live forecast above indicates a need for an umbrella or sunscreen, and how conditions might change through the day.
Is Scherri-lee Biggs a trained meteorologist?
Yes. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Meteorology from the University of Melbourne and has worked as a meteorologist for the Bureau of Meteorology, giving her formal scientific training beyond typical media experience.
When does Scherri-lee Biggs present the weather?
She appears on *Studio 10* weekday mornings and on *10 News First* in the afternoon. Check your local guide for exact times, as schedules can vary by state.
How does her forecast differ from other presenters?
Because she is a qualified meteorologist, she can explain the *why* behind the live forecast above—such as why a cold front is bringing rain—rather than just reading the predicted temperatures.
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