Storm-crazed Meteorologists Track Weather


Local TV weather personalities lost their effin’ minds over last night’s exciting storms.

Like green on a pickle, area weathermen and women were beside themselves with joy as they tracked potential deadly weather racing across the Ozarks.

As ominous clouds gathered, KY3 reporters Ron Hearst, Dave Snider and Brandon Beck jumped into the air and proclaimed, “meteorologist powers–activate…form of…StormTeam!” then landed on the ground dressed in matching caped-weather-crusader spandex outfits. After adjusting their tights, they raced off to the hidden StormTracker3 Dopplar-Radar cave to prepare for the long night ahead.

Beams of light poured out of KSPR’s Kevin Lighty and Natalie Nunn eyes as they held hands while peering into the crystal-weather-ball and called upon Weather Vision to foresee small spin-ups, potential for high winds in your county and gulf moisture in the jet stream.

Flanked with beakers, Petri dishes and Bunsen burners, KOLR/KSFX anchors Ted Keller and Jill Gilardi exchanged spirited banter while discussing possible weather formulas that would produce nickel-sized hail, wind rotations, straight-line winds and power surges within the confines of their Weather Lab. As they gushed over wind speed, Tom Trtan rode high in his weather balloon—Calming Influence—and an observer claimed to hear him say, “C’mon, you call this a storm? Blow you S-O-B, blow! It’s time for a showdown! You and me! I’m right here! Come and get me! Ha, ha! Ha, ha!”

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At last report some loose insulation was reported along the side of a highway and several attempts were made to review warnings that haven’t yet, but may soon be issued.

Rumors linger that tv reporters construct their reports based on KTTS weather updates, who formulate their radio reports on a combination of the farmer’s almanac, an ancient vein of weather witchery and liquid fear.

In a related note, Saturday April 17th is the 1st annual Weatherman Challenge where TV weather reporters compete in events such as, eating a large hailstone, conducting lightning from their fingertips and changing the flow of river with their mind.

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  1. Anonymous says:

    I couldn’t agree more. THese weather people are doing nothing more than scaring people for no reason and intimidating people into listening to them. “Turn up your TV and listen for my commands!” Hearst will shout. Instead of using the calming crawl at the bottom of the screen they use their expensive equipment to justify its purchase. It’s SPRINGTIME Ron! Weather happens!! He loves to hear himself babble and doesn’t care if he’s crying wolf. That’s why no one takes him seriously because he loves to interrupt everyone’s evening with his bogeyman routine. They were on the air for more than an hour, running their mouth off about possible this and unconfirmed that and nothing new here and not that bad there…Just stick with KTTS and keep the pretty weatherboys off the air.

  2. Anonymous says:

    Sooooooo true. Hurst is the camera hog of all camera hogs. Elbows his way through the news and even his own weather folks for face time. When they predict snow they must get a kickback from the grocery stores.

  3. Midwestern Recluse says:

    That was SO FUNNY that I almost wet myself!

    –MR

    http://midwesternreculse.blogspot.com/

  4. Anonymous says:

    With all that said (and agreed), KTTS is the ORIGINAL den of ego-driven alarmists.