Weatherman

Ever heard of Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch? Ever tried saying it?

Liam Dutton is a weatherman who definitely earns his paycheck.

Was J.R. Kirtek's on-air swear a slip, or has he just had it with this hot weather like the rest of us?

What happens when a weatherman gets the hiccups just as he's about to do the forecast? You'll see.

Ah yes, the 'fake birthday name' trick. Well, we certainly hope there's not a 10-year-old boy out there with this name.

We suspect the meteorologist in this video has a new nickname, courtesy of her coworkers.

Remember that rapping weatherman who made storm patterns seem fun? Well, meteorologist Nick Kosir is back with a bang, and this time, he’s going at it PSY-style.

Looks like Dan the weatherman in Salt Lake City is trying to tell us about a storm surge.

Aaron Justus, a weatherman in Richmond, VA, turns up the wack with this wacky forecast, predicting highs near 400 degrees, tidal waves, Godzilla and more. Actually, he probably has about the same odds of being right as any other forecaster out there.

A local Fox Tuscaloosa weathermanhosted "weather Wednesday" in a Walgreens parking lot in which a couple girls perform a cheer "I've got spirit in my britches." And it's all downhill after that as the weatherman's follow-up quips explode with compounding awkwardness, one after the other. Take the jump and see for yourself.

** UPDATE ** It turns out Rachael Plath's gaffe was prerecorded. She was very sick, so management gave her permission to tape her weather segment and go home. Station bosses have gone on record saying that the segment depicted in the video below was an outtake, and aired because of a technical mistake in the control room. Something unexpected happened during Rachael Plath's live weather on KRDO-TV

Tom Murphy works at the smallest TV station in Michigan, and he just may have found his calling, blending weather with pop culture references. “As the great poet and philosopher Nelly once said, ‘It’s gettin’ hot in here,’” Murphy quips as he artfully forecasts unseasonably high temps. Although I believe he points at Flint when he refers to "Michigan's Dirty South." Ouch.