Foreign media reported on 4 September that Canadian weather forecasters had been robbed by their own pet dogs during live broadcasts. The dog surrounds the owner, hovering around the scene in search of snacks, giving people the illusion of “walking in the air” under the umbrella of the green curtain. At that time, news meteorologist Anthony Farnell was informing Canadians about the weather conditions in Toronto and the dangers of Hurricane Ida, and his golden VIP dog was wandering around.
The dog's name is Storm Weather Dog and even has its own Facebook account. When Farnell tried to continue with the show, storm dogs dragged their feet into people ' s eyes and apparently did not realize or care to interrupt the live broadcast. For a while, Farnell moved to one side, showing Toronto's temperature on the screen, while storm dogs stood alone in the middle of the screen, looking like floating.
Finer tried in vain to get rid of his dog and laughed, "Shotstorm, go!" Subsequently, Farnell had to accept the fact that a four-legged facilitator had to make a weather forecast. "Yes, the storm is feeding." Subsequently, the official account number on the pipeline also described the funny accident, but also commended the fact that Farnell, as a professional, had successfully completed his work and that the storm had “finished” the snacks.
Actually, the storm was already a famous dog. As early as 2012, it jumped behind a news anchor, and in 2013 it ran through the live booth. At the same time, another weather forecaster in the United States was confronted with a similar situation, and his golden-haired dog tried to “pregnate” you. Paul Delegatto, the chief meteorologist of Fox News, is explaining the temperature movement over the next few days when his pet dog Brody hit his head on a device to help predict animation. "That's not very wise." Delegato said on the air to Brody and told him to be careful.