Weatherman Stops Mid-Report
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Heartbroken weatherman stops mid-report to explain on live TV why he 'can't' forecast anymore

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John Morales , a meteorologist and hurricane specialist with NBC6 in South Florida , was reporting on an upcoming storm when he suddenly shifted gears, right in the middle of the broadcast.
Morales explains that due to federal government budget cuts, there's been a sizeable decrease in weather balloon launches across the country.
Morales: "This is a multi-generational impact on science in this country".
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