The Good Morning Britain star, 40, has penned a brand-new book in the hopes of encouraging others to make every day small changes which will ultimately benefit the planet as a whole. The broadcast meteorologist revealed that the people of Fairbourne, in Wales, will be the first people to suffer.

She stated: "The amount of people that watched, who maybe wouldn’t have watched an Arctic documentary, was in the millions. In India, it got to 50C recently and it’s not even high summer – they were running out of energy because everyone was trying to use it to cool down.It’s upsetting already,” she remarked, to which the Lorraine host quipped: “Decommission Laura’s pass.

On the book itself, Laura says she wants “everyone to stop and think” about how we live our lives and overconsume. I’ve been forecasting the weather for 18 years and I started to realise I was reporting on increasingly severe weather. But with such a contentious topic as climate change, some fans were bound to get a bit rowdy in the comments. My teacher, Mr Hannant, asked all the boys to stand in one straight line and all the girls to stand in another straight line next to the boys, as though we were about to start two conga lines.Later on in the morning, the forecaster finally joined Andi in the Lorraine studio and discussed what was happening weather wise over the next few days. The people of Fairbourne may be the first people in the UK going through this, but it’s likely that they won’t be the last. Join our community to get personalised book suggestions, extracts straight to your inbox, 10% off RRPs, and to change children’s lives. We’re advised to exercise for 20 minutes a day, and if you walk for one kilometre somewhere and a kilometre back, that’s a 20-minute walk. However, by next Tuesday, the south is likely to see below average temperatures of 18 degrees celsius with the north hitting highs of 14 degrees celsius.

Throughout the pages of her inspiring book, Laura also insisted that she will do everything in her power to make the world a better place for her daughter, and hopes that in time, the damage that has been done to the planet can one day be reversed by the actions of people who take being eco-friendly seriously. British farmers’ meat has about half the emissions of Europe and the rest of the world’s because of our breeding programmes. By writing this book I hope to encourage people to make small changes - but that's all I can really do. LAURA TOBIN left her Good Morning Britain co-stars startled on Wednesday morning as she announced she was going to be making an exit from the ITV studio to take on a new role elsewhere.I sing at the top of my lungs in the shower, and your voice always sounds so much better," the mum-of-one joked. Laura’s not telling you to never fly again, become a vegan or give up your car, but she will show how you can make small changes in every area of your life. Please Note: By their very nature, all signed books will have been handled several times before they get to you. Fast-forward over 26-years and Laura is regarded as one of the most-loved and most-respected broadcast meteorologists in the UK. The dedicated and determined star didn't stop until she reached her goal, and it all started with her phoning up the Met Office after her interest was sparked in school during a life-changing lesson.