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- noun Plural form of
weatherperson .
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Examples
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First stop was WCCO TV, where I interviewed one of their weatherpersons, a cool guy you can follow Twitterwise at Not one question I asked was serious, ...
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First stop was WCCO TV, where I interviewed one of their weatherpersons, a cool guy you can follow Twitterwise at Not one question I asked was serious, and he deftly handled each.
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The weather was clear, even though the Global Warming weatherpersons had predicted rain.
Archive 2007-07-01 2007
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First stop was WCCO TV, where I interviewed one of their weatherpersons, a cool guy you can follow Twitterwise at Not one question I asked was serious, ...
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I'd forgotten how quiet they are; when you're watching at home, it looks like such a busy place -- all chattering anchors, pre-packaged segments with music, bump adverts, and weatherpersons running around in front of map screens.
October 4th, 2005 2005
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MORTON: This week, a greeting for the East Coast's weather prophets from those of us who cover politics for a living: Hi, weatherpersons, welcome to Florida.
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I have spent the week cursing at televised weatherpersons - especially the Pocket Rocket himself, Sven Sundgaard - but they all say it'll be better by this time tomorrow.
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On-air weatherpersons are expected by station managers to make the weather dramatic to attract viewers, even though studies suggest that accuracy beyond the next day is not important to most viewers.
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