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“I am going to be ok!” she wrote later on Facebook.
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“I gotta warn my kids, because I know what my kids are doing right now, they’re probably online gaming. And they’re not seeing this,” NBC Washington meteorologist Doug Kammerer told viewers.
"This is how you sneak in a wind chill advisory without upsetting the viewers," tweeted Rebecca Schuld.
WHAT'S HAPPENING
Today's forecast: treats with a chance of pats.
Cloudy with a chance of flashbacks.
“There was a long series of people involved who tracked me down and ran me to ground," said 91-year-old Paul Grisham.
Leslie Lopez was showered with praise for deftly handling her 9-month-old son's surprise appearance on Los Angeles station KABC.
Betty the weathercat is our new favorite TV purr-sonality.
"Don’t know how they will ever look their workforce in the eye again. Moral cowardice," former NOAA chief operating officer David Titley tweeted.