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Follow up rain still looking good next week in western and northern Victoria. Should soak much of the country #rain
Exciting news... janesweather snow forecasts will be back for 2013 :) More details coming soon
@9newsmelb @lincolnwymer I like the wind chill, so you know what it felt like. Sometimes the air temp makes it sound warmer than it was :)
@shannyn_b yay 2000!
Never thought I would willingly watch golf :) #masters
Ponchos actually work :) pretty nasty out here #f1 #webber champagne makes it better
If I hear one more Bunn has got a bun I'll be very rich! http://t.co/4olHThrP
It is so hot in the studio! Hope everyone is keeping cool in our record breaking heat. Details in #WINNews if I can find a fan somewhere :)
#vicweather it's a big morning over the south and should be a big afternoon over the east, as rain and storms slowly clear eastwards
I am the weather presenter for WIN News across regional Victoria.
You can catch the weather segment as part of the WIN News Hour, from 6pm weeknights. I present the local weather from about 6:55pm.
About Jane:
Jane Bunn is a qualified meteorologist and much loved weather presenter for leading local news bulletin, WIN News, right across regional Victoria. Jane researches and presents six weather bulletins every night for regions across the state.
Jane completed a Bachelor of Science at Monash University in 2005, majoring in Mathematics and Atmospheric Science. She was fortunate enough to experience a semester studying at Pennsylvania State University, one of the leading Meteorology schools in the United States.
After graduating, Jane was one of nine students from around Australia to be accepted into the Graduate Diploma of Meteorology given by the Bureau of Meteorology at their Melbourne training facility. After a year of intensive study, Jane was posted to the New South Wales region as a weather forecaster. Her work involved writing public weather forecasts across the state as well as aviation
weather and warnings. Jane worked in the Sydney and Canberra offices as well as spending some time at the RAAF’s Williamtown Base.
In 2008, Jane joined The Weather Channel as the morning meteorologist. This position saw Jane perform radio interviews around the nation and provide on-air commentary as a friendly expert to explain the weather in further detail. A highlight of her time at The Weather Channel was the appearances on the TODAY Show to explain the reasons behind many severe weather events, including the Queensland floods and Victoria’s Black Saturday bushfires.
Jane lives in Melbourne where she enjoys spending time with family and friends, and cooking up a storm in the kitchen whenever she gets the time.
Thank you to everyone that has provided feedback on how they appreciated and enjoyed my internet forecasts. Unfortunately things have changed, and due to my work commitments I am no longer able to produce these forecasts. You can still catch my weather segment each weeknight on WIN News.