GMB: Laura Tobin says 'the winner at the moment is the weather'
Laura Tobin's appearance has sparked a reaction among Good Morning Britain viewers, with many issuing the same complaint.
The 42-year-old weather correspondent donned a striking black hat paired with a sleeveless patterned silver, blue and red ensemble for Ladies' Day at the famous racecourse. She later changed into a red and white hired dress to "continue my sustainable theme".
As the sun was shining ahead of the first race, Laura, who was joined briefly by colleague Charlotte Hawkins, delivered the rather promising weather forecast for the coming days.
She was pleased to announce temperatures are set to reach 22C during the course of today, tomorrow and Saturday. However, there is a chance of rain showers on Saturday.
However, Good Morning Britain viewers were left distracted by her massive hat, with a fabric rose sewn into it. One fan wrote: "Why's that woman wearing that daft hat at 6.30 in the morning?"
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A second remarked: "That hat looks like it’s wearing Laura #gmb."
A third fan added: "Out of all the beautiful hats Laura could have rented she hired that abomination #GoodMorningBritain."
Another quipped: "Ladies' Day is a competition of who can wear the stupidest and most uncomfortable hat... Laura's hat is a prime example of #GMB."
Despite the backlash, other viewers felt Laura looked wonderful for her weather report.
Someone gushed: "Laura looking especially stunning at Ascot today."
Another fan penned with a heart emoji: "Good morning beautiful lovely outfit lovely Laura."
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During the weather report, Laura shared: "Now the winner at the moment is the weather. It's fine, dry and sunny and it's coming to Ascot for the next few days with temperatures just below 20C.
"Remember the sun is strong so whatever you are doing in the sunshine, make sure you wear that suncream."
The mother-of-one said the top temperature could reach 25C in the coming days in some parts of the country.
Good Morning Britain airs on weekdays from 6am on ITV and ITVX.
