He’s saying it is too dangerous to go out. I saw that once where one was standing in a storm predicting the end of the world and people were walking back and forth behind him laffing and waving!!
Reminds me of a story told about Mark Twain. On leaving church on a rainy Sunday morning, a lady asked him, “Think it’ll stop?” He responded, “It always has.”
allen@home over 4 years ago
Not a good sign.
wiatr over 4 years ago
Start moving the furniture to the second floor.
NeedaChuckle Premium Member over 4 years ago
He’s saying it is too dangerous to go out. I saw that once where one was standing in a storm predicting the end of the world and people were walking back and forth behind him laffing and waving!!
BearsDown Premium Member over 4 years ago
Jim Cantore? He’s a gale-force rockstar!
J Short over 4 years ago
He’s kneeling in a puddle to make it look deeper.
homeboy over 4 years ago
Now for your local on the eights.
clayusmcret Premium Member over 4 years ago
And he still has a 50/50 chance of getting the forecast wrong.
sandflea over 4 years ago
One of our local weathermen couldn’t predict rain if it was already raining.
Ratkin Premium Member over 4 years ago
Why do they always insist on standing out in the storm? Yeah, I know, it’s TV and they want the visual. Idiots.
rAtkinson over 4 years ago
Why do they always insist on standing knee deep in the water, when you know the guy with the camera is on dry land.
WCraft Premium Member over 4 years ago
Do you live on top of a hill?
CharlesBrickner1 over 4 years ago
Reminds me of a story told about Mark Twain. On leaving church on a rainy Sunday morning, a lady asked him, “Think it’ll stop?” He responded, “It always has.”