Attention Weather Forecasters

[SolidGoldDancers]

You know who you are, the ones who think the viewers blame you for the weather.

Please stop that, it is dumb, even if done in a playful teasing sort of sense.

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You know who you are, the ones who think the viewers blame you for the weather.

Please stop that, it is dumb, even if done in a playful teasing sort of sense.

Thankfully you named names so we have an earthly clue which one you’re talking about without recording everything they’ve ever said to check later.

[Round Six]

You know who you are, the ones who think the viewers blame you for the weather.

Please stop that, it is dumb, even if done in a playful teasing sort of sense.

Forecasters get teased about the weather every day, from everyone they know to strangers that recognizes them. Common way for friends, family and co-workers to start a conversation. It doesn't bother them.

[MasterB]

What have they said about Thanksgiving saying it will rain/snow Lions in the foecast LMAO .

[SolidGoldDancers]

You know who you are, the ones who think the viewers blame you for the weather.

Please stop that, it is dumb, even if done in a playful teasing sort of sense.

Thankfully you named names so we have an earthly clue which one you’re talking about without recording everything they’ve ever said to check later.

Most of them, but the biggest offender is the Weather Mom on Channel 4.

[SolidGoldDancers]

You know who you are, the ones who think the viewers blame you for the weather.

Please stop that, it is dumb, even if done in a playful teasing sort of sense.

Forecasters get teased about the weather every day, from everyone they know to strangers that recognizes them. Common way for friends, family and co-workers to start a conversation. It doesn't bother them.

That's fine for workplace humor, but saying "I know I'm gonna get blamed for this weekend's weather..." on the air is asinine.

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You know who you are, the ones who think the viewers blame you for the weather.

Please stop that, it is dumb, even if done in a playful teasing sort of sense.

Forecasters get teased about the weather every day, from everyone they know to strangers that recognizes them. Common way for friends, family and co-workers to start a conversation. It doesn't bother them.

That's fine for workplace humor, but saying "I know I'm gonna get blamed for this weekend's weather..." on the air is asinine.

It sounds like a sorry attempt at humor...

[Round Six]

That's fine for workplace humor, but saying "I know I'm gonna get blamed for this weekend's weather..." on the air is asinine.

I may of not done a good job expressing what I said before. Everyone teases forecasters about the weather. Not only at work, but family and friends. And complete strangers that recognize them in the Piggly Wiggly. It's the nature of the job.