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I've been through 20 of these, and I've been ridiculing the fear mongering since it started.
Right off the bat, they were squealing about the 389 mph winds. Yet, every time they put up a graphic with the wind readings near the storm they'd be 25 mph or less.
Local weather dude John Morales was actually honest about the **** a couple hours ago, and Jackie Nespral almost lynched him. The minute he broke some honest news that it's going to miss South Florida and only produce some minimal gusts and rain, they cut immediately to the Haitians floating down the river of mud to get that fear level back up.
I've been through 20 of these, and I've been ridiculing the fear mongering since it started.
Right off the bat, they were squealing about the 389 mph winds. Yet, every time they put up a graphic with the wind readings near the storm they'd be 25 mph or less.
Local weather dude John Morales was actually honest about the **** a couple hours ago, and Jackie Nespral almost lynched him. The minute he broke some honest news that it's going to miss South Florida and only produce some minimal gusts and rain, they cut immediately to the Haitians floating down the river of mud to get that fear level back up.
WSVN, publix, and Home Depot have been collaborating on their scare tactics for years. That said, still not something I ever looked forward to. Now I'm in tornado alley. Always something I guess.
That's the sweetest animation I've seen yet!
I've been through 20 of these, and I've been ridiculing the fear mongering since it started.
Right off the bat, they were squealing about the 389 mph winds. Yet, every time they put up a graphic with the wind readings near the storm they'd be 25 mph or less.
Local weather dude John Morales was actually honest about the **** a couple hours ago, and Jackie Nespral almost lynched him. The minute he broke some honest news that it's going to miss South Florida and only produce some minimal gusts and rain, they cut immediately to the Haitians floating down the river of mud to get that fear level back up.
WSVN, publix, and Home Depot have been collaborating on their scare tactics for years. That said, still not something I ever looked forward to. Now I'm in tornado alley. Always something I guess.
publix? wutttt
I work there, out of curiosity what's that story about?
I've been through 20 of these, and I've been ridiculing the fear mongering since it started.
Right off the bat, they were squealing about the 389 mph winds. Yet, every time they put up a graphic with the wind readings near the storm they'd be 25 mph or less.
Local weather dude John Morales was actually honest about the **** a couple hours ago, and Jackie Nespral almost lynched him. The minute he broke some honest news that it's going to miss South Florida and only produce some minimal gusts and rain, they cut immediately to the Haitians floating down the river of mud to get that fear level back up.
WSVN, publix, and Home Depot have been collaborating on their scare tactics for years. That said, still not something I ever looked forward to. Now I'm in tornado alley. Always something I guess.
publix? wutttt
I work there, out of curiosity what's that story about?
Publix makes a ton of money before a big storm so a conspiracy theorist could say that they are in cahoots with the local news to make every storm seem like the end of the world.