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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Australia Data Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
Scherri-lee Biggs is the newly appointed weather presenter for Network 10’s national news, taking over the weekend bulletins. She brings a background in meteorology and a calm, engaging style to the role, making her a fresh addition to the team.
Who is Scherri-lee Biggs?
Scherri-lee Biggs is a qualified meteorologist who previously worked as a forecaster at the Bureau of Meteorology before moving into television. She now presents the weekend weather on Network 10’s evening news, delivering clear, useful updates for viewers across the country. Her forecasts draw on BOM data and are tailored to the specific conditions shown in the live forecast above.
What does her role involve?
Biggs presents the weekend weather for Network 10’s national bulletins, covering both Saturday and Sunday evenings. She explains the week ahead, including any temperature changes, rain chances, or severe weather risks. Her style is straightforward and warm, helping viewers plan their days without unnecessary drama.
How did Scherri-lee Biggs become a weather presenter?
She studied meteorology and worked at the Bureau of Meteorology as a forecaster. Her on-screen career began when Network 10 recruited her for the weekend weather slot, valuing her scientific credibility and natural presenting ability.
What time does she appear on TV?
Scherri-lee Biggs presents the weather during Network 10’s evening news on Saturdays and Sundays. Exact times vary by state, but typically the bulletins air around 5pm or 6pm, depending on local scheduling.
Does she still work as a meteorologist?
While her primary role is television presenting, Biggs continues to interpret BOM data and provide expert analysis. She applies her forecasting skills to give viewers accurate, practical weather information each weekend.
For more on where she forecasts, check the Australia weather hub or see conditions in Melbourne and Sydney.