Storm Huntley

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Biography

Storm Huntley is a British television and radio broadcaster, with experience in journalism.
Today, you might see Storm presenting Channel 5’s The Wright Stuff, as well as the massively successful CBeebies program, Down On The Farm.
In 2014, Storm helped launch Scotland’s first city TV channel, called STV Glasgow. Initially hired as a weather presenter, Storm went on to present live reports and weekly compilation programmes, with stories from as far afield as Brazil and Jamaica. Another show which Storm has been lucky enough to present is the nightly flagship program, The Riverside Show.
At university, Storm fell in love with broadcasting and started to get involved in student and hospital radio. After graduating, Storm earned her stripes working as a researcher on BBC Scotland News, The Big Question and BBC Scotland debate programmes. She then moved to presenting travel and weather bulletins for BBC Radio Scotland before she started producing weekly political referendum webcasts for the BBC.
By 2008, Storm was helping to set up a community radio station in London called OnFM. Eventually, Storm grew within the station and became OnFM’s main presenter, boasting two shows a week. One show involved music-related content and the other featured live and pre-recorded interviews with actors, bands, poets, politicians and community workers from the area.
A real rising star in Britain’s radio and presenting circuit, Storm’s winning combination of hard work and talent is sure to make her a household name.