The Green Screen Has Never Looked This Good

Weather segments traditionally rank somewhere between infomercials and local car dealership ads on the entertainment scale, but Tiffany’s broadcast rewrote the rulebook entirely. Viewers have been dissecting the clip frame by frame — ostensibly to ‘check the humidity levels’ — and the segment has been shared over 800,000 times across social platforms in under 48 hours. The green screen behind her could have been showing a nuclear winter and nobody would have noticed or cared.

Meteorology Schools Report A 600% Spike In Applications

Penn State’s Department of Meteorology — historically not what you’d call a hotbed of excitement — received more undergraduate inquiries on Wednesday than in the entire previous academic year combined. Career counselors nationwide are struggling to keep up with the sudden surge of young men declaring ‘weather science’ as their dream profession. Barometric pressure, Doppler radar, and the jet stream have never sounded so compelling as they did the moment Tiffany started explaining them with that particular smile.