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Watch: Sports Reporter Was Asked To Cover US Weather. He Is Now ViralA sports journalist covering weather conditions amid a deadly winter storm in the US has gone viral. Reporter Mark Woodley uploaded a video of his blizzard coverage on Twitter, in which he is seen braving the cold on the roadside and describing the situation in Iowa for a morning TV show.
"This is what you get when you ask the sports guy to come in to cover a blizzard in the morning show," his Twitter caption read.
Woodley says he did not even realise that there was a "3:30 morning show".
He says he is used to doing 30-minute evening shows where he is usually indoors. "This is a really long show, so tune in for the next couple of hours to watch me progressively get crankier and crankier."
Sharing the "good" and "bad" news during the live show, Woodley says, "The good news is that I can still feel my face right now."
"The bad news is that I kind of wish I couldn't."
The reporter further asks, "Can I go back to my regular job?"
"I'm pretty sure you guys added an extra hour to this hour just because somebody likes torturing me,” he jokes.
Woodley signs off by saying, "Live in Waterloo, for the last time this morning."
The clip has amassed over seven million views on Twitter and a number of users reacted to it.
"Mark, you have no idea how hard you're making the rest of our jobs. Now every news director wants their sports reporter to go out into the cold, in hopes of going viral," a user wrote.
"This is what you get when you ask the sports guy to come in to cover a blizzard in the morning show," his Twitter caption read.
"I normally do sports. Everything is cancelled here for the next couple of days. So, what better time to ask the sports guy to come in about five hours earlier than he would normally wake up, go stand out in the wind and the snow and the cold, and tell other people not to do the same?" he says.
Woodley says he did not even realise that there was a "3:30 morning show".
He says he is used to doing 30-minute evening shows where he is usually indoors. "This is a really long show, so tune in for the next couple of hours to watch me progressively get crankier and crankier."
Sharing the "good" and "bad" news during the live show, Woodley says, "The good news is that I can still feel my face right now."
"The bad news is that I kind of wish I couldn't."
The reporter further asks, "Can I go back to my regular job?"
"I'm pretty sure you guys added an extra hour to this hour just because somebody likes torturing me,” he jokes.
Woodley signs off by saying, "Live in Waterloo, for the last time this morning."
The clip has amassed over seven million views on Twitter and a number of users reacted to it.
"Mark, you have no idea how hard you're making the rest of our jobs. Now every news director wants their sports reporter to go out into the cold, in hopes of going viral," a user wrote.
Another said, "Perhaps sadly for you, you have now become far and away my favourite weather reporter."
It seems like Woodley wasn't the only one to face such a situation.
“This is a masterpiece. Welcome to your new job,” a comment read.
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