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Xeni Jardin at 7:06 am Sun, Dec 23, 2012

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  • Just_Ok

    Weather forecasters never get it right.

  • Gary Quick

    A little late.

    • Just_Ok

      Well, it’s not the end of the world.

  • jandrese

    I know local news has a pretty loose relationship with facts and math, but seriously, how can someone who calls themselves a meteorologist screw up a simple Fahrenheit to Celsius conversion?  

    For reference 1250F is roughly 667C, still plenty hot, but nowhere near 1147C.

    • John Aspinall

       Those aren’t F and C, those are high and low.  (None of the other days’ number pairs convert correctly when interpreted as F and C either.)

    • http://twitter.com/digitalArtform Joseph Francis

       They call themselves meteorologists? They didn’t even get the meteors right.

  • 10xor01

    Still cooler than Tucson on a bad day.

  • Phos…. FourDots

    This might have been mildly amusing if I hadn’t already seen it posted in several different versions elevnty dozen times on Facebook…last week.

    • BDiamond

       What is eleventy dozen in Celsius?

      • http://twitter.com/peterbruells Peter Brülls

        About eleventy five. 

  • margaretpoa

    That’s hilarious but it keeps their perfect record of being perfectly wrong intact.

  • LinkMan

    This one was better.

  • noah django

    cloudy with a chance of meatballs?

  • planettom

    I also liked the Galactus one.

    https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-Apf6aCT-2Aw/UNPlz1I651I/AAAAAAAAGcw/90FD56XDEUk/w497-h373/galactus.jpg

  • http://twitter.com/DougLatino Doug Latino

    Mmmmm….meatballs