That's The Weather, For Now - a Daniel Corbett fanblog

28th February

It's like hitting the replay button on the CD player, same song, same weather

The weather's not changing too much. It's a bit like hitting the replay button on the CD, you keep playing the same song [pressing button gesture].

Twitter

It was a bit like inviting Mother Nature to a potluck dunner and she turns up empty handed! Urgh! #topsyturvySummer https://t.co/IrwNQ2qOVR

— Daniel Corbett (@danielcorbetttv) February 28, 2017

Weathercocks

Weathercocks is a UK-based weather podcast offering an irreverent yet informative look at all things weather. In Episode 11 they named their top 10 weather presenters and Dan was fairly high up on the list and named 'most enthusiastic'.

It came as a surprise that one of the hosts had never heard of several of the people in the top 10. Never heard of Carol Kirkwood? Really?!

Anyway, it's worth a listen, even if just for that section, from around 23 minutes in: Weathercocks Episode 11.

By Episode 12 the rankings have been re-evaluated and Corb has a more suitable position in the charts (from just before 44m in).

22nd February

Twitter

We have a new weather apprentice! His name is Tom. He has got the arm movements down already! pic.twitter.com/HYVmqdb8pU

— Daniel Corbett (@danielcorbetttv) February 22, 2017

As @Nasalhair put it, That's the weather, for meow.

13th February

1 News at Six

Today's weather was a bit like taking that plate and going to the buffet table and loading it all on [energetic plate-filling gesture], you've got all the different weather going on - and then grabbing that second plate and just having all the active weather.

7th February

Much needed rain for some parts of the country on its way
24 for Auckland, but you could be seeing things turn to rain - and probably custard - by the end of the day.

6th February

1 News at Six
For some of you you've probably been keeping cool with ice blocks from the ice-cream man over the last day or so. You'll be swapping those for raincoats over the course of the next couple of days.