Blizzard Triggers Meteorologist Meltdown
An excitable meteorologist by the name of Jeff Kosek, who delivers weather reports for AccuWeather.com, got a little worked up over the blizzard conditions in the nation's Northeast. However, his unique delivery style, albeit perplexing, didn't cost him his job, as an amused Keith Olbermann reports in this clip from Wednesday's "Countdown."An excitable meteorologist by the name of Jeff Kosek, who delivers weather reports for AccuWeather.com, got a little worked up over the blizzard conditions in the nation’s Northeast. However, his unique delivery style, albeit perplexing, didn’t cost him his job, as an amused Keith Olbermann, who knows a bit about quirky delivery styles himself, reports in this clip from Wednesday’s “Countdown.” –KA
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A huge blizzard is ravaging the East, causing thousands of flight cancellations, school closures, at least one death so far and general chaos. Many of those making minimum wage or less are forced to choose whether to venture into the cold or lose their jobs.
More than 1,800 flights have been canceled in anticipation of a ferocious winter storm that's expected to pound the Northeast beginning Friday.
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