Meteorologist Storms Off During Live TV

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What happens when a weatherman is sent out to cover a story and doesn't get enough time to give his weather report? Well, when KTLA meteorologist Henry

DiCarlo's interview segment ran a bit longer than scheduled, instead of giving his weather forecast, he says, "I'm in the communications business, and it seems like there's so little communication." DiCarlo goes on, "When you send a weatherman out to do the weather, but you're also sending him to do a story, you might want to give him a little extra time." After explaining, "Sorry we don't have time for weather, folks. I'm just doing what I'm told," DiCarlo sends it back to the anchors in the studio. Megan Henderson and Chris Schauble appear stunned at DiCarlo's reaction, but they don't act like it didn't happen. Instead, Schauble asks, "Did Henry DiCarlo just have a fit on live TV?" Schauble even teases the meteorologist, saying, "Maybe we'll give him a little cheese to go with that whine."

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