WSB Chief Meteorologist Screws Up Beach Forecast As Flesh Eatimg Bacteria

[rkolsen 1692]

WSB the Cox Communications flagship station screwed up big time by reporting that the National Weather Service posted a No Swim Advisiory in Okaloosa and Walton Coutines in he Florida Panhandle for the upcoming 4th of July (one of the few days that I can write dates how I like it as DD/MM/YYYY) weekend. It's worth noting that the NWS does not release any such warnings.

 

WSB's Chief Meteorologist Glenn Burns reportedly said "really toxic levels of fecal bacteria," "toxic levels of blue-green algae" and said that it is "very dangerous to swim in these waters. They call tthis, the kind of, flesh-eating bacteria".

 

Because of his reports there have been reports of cancellations over this peak holiday weekend.

 

http://www.ftvlive.com/todays-news/2016/6/30/atlanta-weatherman-in-hot-water-over-beach-closing-reports

 

http://www.mypanhandle.com/news/erroneous-reports-cause-swimming-concerns-at-local-beaches

[William1111 41]

As you may know, that

[MichiganNewsGraphicsJunkie 955]

Plus what's he doing forecasting beach forecasts for down there?? Not his market, should't have said a damn thing.. He should've just said "pay attention to local forecasts when you get there... "

[rkolsen 1692]

Plus what's he doing forecasting beach forecasts for down there?? Not his market, should't have said a damn thing.. He should've just said "pay attention to local forecasts when you get there... "

 

I wonder if it's a popular destination for Atlanta residents.

[atlnews2 598]

I wonder if it's a popular destination for Atlanta residents.

 

it is

[johnnya2k6 171]

And during Winter Storm Leon a couple years ago, David Chandley (while he was still at WSB) stood up for the National Weather Service while slamming Gov. Nathan Deal: