The Mexicans might not be the most likable people on Earth but nobody doubts their vicious expediency.
For instance, hottie Yanet is one of the most popular weather ladies in all of Mexico for reasons that should be obvious.
Here in this cowtown, a local flex for credibility hopes in vain that viewers make informed decisions based on logic and reason when all of human history suggests the opposite.
The FOX4 Weather Team been named The Most Accurate Weather Forecast for Kansas City
Deets:
"This accuracy has been verified by an independent company called WeatheRate. This company is non-partisan, not connected in any which way to the station or any station/company in the country. It independently evaluates weather forecasts when stations input their data into the platform each evening Monday through Sunday."
As always, we note that historically MOST KANSAS CITY WEATHER PEOPLE are ranked among the most inaccurate in the nation.
You decide . . .
Yanet got my temperature rising.
ReplyDeleteHope that she never comes to do the weather on KSHB.
ReplyDeleteLezak will dish with her about fashion tips all day.
Joe Lauria loves listening to Joe Lauria on and on and on and on.......
ReplyDeleteClick on line weather. Fast and not have to listen to Joe droning on and on..
The local weather terrorists could not handle Yanet if she were a local weather woman.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE Joe Laurie
ReplyDelete"Weather Guesser" Yanet can guess my temperature any day!
ReplyDeleteShe's going to be so fat in two years
ReplyDeleteI like 4 weather, simply because of Karli Ritter and Bogo. Not that their good or anything I just like looking at them.
ReplyDeleteI miss the days of Kalee Dionne weather then Kacie McDonell looking hot AF.
Fox 4 weather sucks
ReplyDeleteThey trade that title around like a bubble gum card.
ReplyDeleteThey trade that title around like a bubble gum card.
ReplyDeleteWe need more Erin Little - she is over 50 and fat as a cow - terrible clothes and style too
ReplyDeleteReally? Her ex chose video games to that caboose?
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