This BBC weather presenter just busted out a total mic drop of a pun
Take a bow, John Hammond.
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LONDON -- Who says the weather can't be fun?
Admittedly it's probably not all that easy to squeeze humour into a forecast, but some presenters -- particularly British ones, it seems -- have nailed it.
There's Channel 5's Sian Welby, who went viral for her pun-filled forecasts, and Channel 4's Liam Dutton, whose casual ability to pronounce the longest place name in Europe delighted the internet.
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Those two now have competition, though.
On Sunday, BBC weather presenter John Hammond busted out the following, undeniably great pun:
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That tweet has since been shared over 18,000 times.
Take a bow, John.
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