As the meteorologist delivered the forecast, a message on the screen read: “Wnd easing, Sunny spells.”
One eagle-eyed fan picked up on the error which missed an ‘i’ to spell ‘wind’ and joked it “all goes wrong” without usual weather presenter, Carol Kirkwood.
They wrote on Twitter: “@BBCBreakfast that word ‘Wnd’ need an ‘i’ in it! @carolkirkwood it all goes wrong in your absence.”
Matt told viewers it will be a lovely autumn day in southern and eastern areas whereas the north of the UK will see the odd shower.
This morning, there will be a lot of cloud in north western Scotland, Northern Ireland and northern England which will bring about some wet weather.
Sunny spells and blue skies will be seen in the east and south of England along with the vast majority of Wales, but it will remain cool to start with as temperatures will be in single figures.
Later this afternoon, there will be more cloud scattered around with temperatures ranging between 13 to 17 degrees celsius.
Tonight, the south of England will have light winds while long spells of rain will hammer down on northern Scotland and the temperature will drop overnight.
Tomorrow, most of the UK will enjoy dry, sunny spells but for Northern Ireland, southern Scotland and northern England, it will be cloudy and blustery.
BBC Breakfast continues weekdays at 6am on BBC One.
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