Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Matt Taylor (meteorologist)
The notability test for weather presenters is not just the ability to verify that they exist, by virtue of a staff profile on their employer's website or your sworn affidavit that you've personally just heard them doing their job with your own earholes: just like people in any other occupation, the notability test is always still the ability to get them over  as the ''subject'' of significant and substantive |reliable source coverage ''about'' them, in media that ''don't'' sign their paycheques. The notability test for people is never just the ability to use their own |primary source web presence as technical verification that he exists: it always requires ''journalists'' to be writing and publishing content ''about'' him and his work. On a Google search, however, all I can find is a one-day blip of  coverage about two months ago when he caught a lighting rig that was about to fall on him live on the air — but that's not enough, because what we need is ''ongoing'' coverage of a ''variety'' of aspects of his career, not just 10,000 reprints of the same story about a single viral moment. And he's not exempted from having to get over GNG just because you've heard him on the radio, either: not everybody on earth lives in the UK, so many more people have ''not'' heard him on the radio than have
— User:Bearcat, 13:21, 20 June 2019 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:GNG||WP:RS||WP:PRIMARYSOURCES||WP:BLP1E (Wikipedia:Notability)