Watch weatherman Jim Cantore gets overly excited for ‘thundersnow’
THIS Weather Channel meteorologist takes his excitement over a rare weather phenomenon to the next level. It is impossible not to smile at his amazing reaction.
IT is nothing new to see someone get excited over their work, but this Weather Channel meteorologist takes it to the next level.
Jim Cantore was covering severe weather conditions in Boston when a weather phenomenon known as “thundersnow” occurred during his newscast.
The excitable weatherman did little to hold back his emotions as he experienced the rare weather phenomenon in which a thunderstorm occurs with snow reaching the surface instead of rain
“Oh, yes. Yes. We got it, baby. We got it. Woo. Woo. We got it,” he exclaimed as the first bold of lighting struck during the broadcast.
Llighting struck five more times during the broadcast and Cantore got more excited each time.
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