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The popular weather expert is moving on in her career after 10 years at the station.

After 10 years at CTV, chief meteorologist and Maritime favourite Cindy Day is moving on in her career.

Day tweeted the announcement Monday morning, saying “From those of you who wanted to talk about Grandma, to the school children who wanted to learn about her & the wonderful world of #weather, I cherish the connections we\'ve made!”

She also said her last day at CTV will be Dec. 22. The tweet made no mention of what’s next for Day.

The tweet was greeted with a flurry of responses, likes and retweets as dozens of people weighed in to tell Day how much her cheery presence would be missed on CTV.

One person said Day is “irreplaceable,” and another man tweeted “Heartbroken, but thankful for your time! You’ve always been a big inspiration and helped fuel my love of weather and meteorology. Thanks for your years, Cindy!”

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