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1 week ago | leicestermercury.co.uk | Eve Wagstaff |Allister Hagger |Jennie Buzaglo |Zoe Yvonne Delaney

Beloved former breakfast TV weather presenter Wincey Willis, admired for her lively jumpers and bubbly personality, has died. The 76-year-old had been struggling with dementia. Making history on ITV as the first national female weather presenter when she joined Good Morning Britain in 1983, Wincey became recognisable under the stewardship of broadcasting giant Greg Dyke.

1 week ago | msn.com | Allister Hagger |Eve Wagstaff |Jennie Buzaglo |Bekka Barnard

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1 week ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Zoe Yvonne Delaney |Jennie Buzaglo |Eve Wagstaff |Eve Beattie

Wincey Willis made history in 1983 when she joined Good Morning Britain, making her ITV’s first-ever female weather presenter on national TV. Much-loved TV weather presenter Wincey Willis, famous for her bright jumpers and effervescent charm on breakfast television has sadly died aged 76 following a battle with dementia.

1 week ago | mirror.co.uk | Eve Wagstaff |Jennie Buzaglo |Zoe Yvonne Delaney |Allister Hagger

Wincey Willis, the beloved weather presenter known for her vibrant jumpers and effervescent charm on breakfast television, has sadly died at the age of 76 after a battle with dementia. Willis etched her name in history as ITV's first female national weather presenter when she joined Good Morning Britain in 1983, thanks to TV titan Greg Dyke. The chipper 34-year-old brought a fresh, animated take to the forecasts in an era dominated by more sombre presentations.

1 week ago | dailystar.co.uk | Eve Wagstaff |Jennie Buzaglo

Weather presenter Wincey Willis, whose bubbly personality and colourful jumpers brought a ray of sunshine to breakfast television, has died aged 76 after battling dementiaWeather presenter Wincey Willis has died. The weather girl was known for her vibrant personality and colourful knitwear on breakfast TV. She has sadly passed away at 76 following a battle with dementia. Willis made history as ITV's first female weather presenter on national television when she joined Good Morning Britain in 1983.