The enduring weather person: Andrew McCormick observes that weather reporters entertain audiences in fair weather and counsel them in bad.
“It isn’t completely surprising that they would be in demand as storms loom,” he writes. “But it is notable, in the age of Twitter and smart phones, that the broadcast TV weather person — analog, local, old-school — has stayed so viable.”
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