15 thoughts on “If You Thought The Weather Was Bad In DC”
Oh, no. We just got our power back from last night…
It makes temperatures in the upper 80s seem almost tolerable.
During the War of 1812, British troops burned much of Washington DC. And to think we never had the decency to thank them. Maybe Godzilla will finish the job. Just make sure Congress is in session and all the politicians are in town.
During the War of 1812, British troops burned much of Washington DC. And to think we never had the decency to thank them.
OK, I’m stealing that.
That’s not a REAL weather report. I just looked out the window, no Godzilla. It’s faked.
Go watch the forecast again. Godzilla is forcast for Tuesday.
Look out your other window. No, your neighbor didn’t have a giant mossy sequoia tree in that part of the yard before, and your street didn’t have a gently curving highway off ramp with a grassy-green border and spikey triangular delivery trucks on it. Now look up.
Volcanoes and superstorms certainly belong in the weather segment, but shouldn’t an animal attack be in the regular local-interest/crime segment of the broadcast, or does the Richmond station use their weatherman like Fox LA’s Jilian Barberie?
When the animal attack affects the weather (more than that silly butterfly in Brazil, anyway) maybe is makes sense to include it in the weather report.
I could see Mothra affecting the weather more than Godzilla, but where one goes the other might appear.
And the two little princesses can affect Mothra. So, maybe the Butterfly Effect is literally true? Except I think the princesses are riding on a moth.
This modern weather is getting complicated. So should I bring an umbrella or not?
No, just a towel…
Ours just came back an hour ago, and I can see the Washington Monument from one window of my house.
Oh, no. We just got our power back from last night…
It makes temperatures in the upper 80s seem almost tolerable.
During the War of 1812, British troops burned much of Washington DC. And to think we never had the decency to thank them. Maybe Godzilla will finish the job. Just make sure Congress is in session and all the politicians are in town.
During the War of 1812, British troops burned much of Washington DC. And to think we never had the decency to thank them.
OK, I’m stealing that.
That’s not a REAL weather report. I just looked out the window, no Godzilla. It’s faked.
Go watch the forecast again. Godzilla is forcast for Tuesday.
Look out your other window. No, your neighbor didn’t have a giant mossy sequoia tree in that part of the yard before, and your street didn’t have a gently curving highway off ramp with a grassy-green border and spikey triangular delivery trucks on it. Now look up.
Volcanoes and superstorms certainly belong in the weather segment, but shouldn’t an animal attack be in the regular local-interest/crime segment of the broadcast, or does the Richmond station use their weatherman like Fox LA’s Jilian Barberie?
When the animal attack affects the weather (more than that silly butterfly in Brazil, anyway) maybe is makes sense to include it in the weather report.
I could see Mothra affecting the weather more than Godzilla, but where one goes the other might appear.
And the two little princesses can affect Mothra. So, maybe the Butterfly Effect is literally true? Except I think the princesses are riding on a moth.
This modern weather is getting complicated. So should I bring an umbrella or not?
No, just a towel…
Ours just came back an hour ago, and I can see the Washington Monument from one window of my house.
But was it there before?