DB
Well I was just asking some questions. And sorry but I disagree with your dismissive summation of all US weather tv meteorologists. The hours and hours of live coverage these people provide during severe weather outbreaks has saved many lives over the years. I've been in severe weather outbreaks where tornadoes are dropping out of the sky all around you. You may view it as hype, but if your life is in actual danger I want someone who knows what they are talking about on my screen with all the bells and whistles that are going to keep me and my family safe or at least give us a fighting chance. But everyone is entitled to their opinion.
I'm not denying that it doesn't save lives, its a great thing. But what I'm saying is, we don't have severe weather like that here, and our presentation style is a lot more calmer rather than 'hyped' up.
You don't see this here:
the weather isn't hyped up like the local stations out there do. There's no 'doppler' its just your weatherman/weathergirl telling you the national or local forecast.
Well I was just asking some questions. And sorry but I disagree with your dismissive summation of all US weather tv meteorologists. The hours and hours of live coverage these people provide during severe weather outbreaks has saved many lives over the years. I've been in severe weather outbreaks where tornadoes are dropping out of the sky all around you. You may view it as hype, but if your life is in actual danger I want someone who knows what they are talking about on my screen with all the bells and whistles that are going to keep me and my family safe or at least give us a fighting chance. But everyone is entitled to their opinion.
I'm not denying that it doesn't save lives, its a great thing. But what I'm saying is, we don't have severe weather like that here, and our presentation style is a lot more calmer rather than 'hyped' up.
You don't see this here: