Weatherman Joe

### Appears in

Jennaye’s Podcast Episode 5: A Not So Quiet Place, Jennaye’s Podcast Episode 6: Strike First! Strike Hard!

### Debut

Jennaye’s Podcast Episode 5: A Not So Quiet Place

**Joe Weather**, better known as Weatherman Joe, is a TV and news host, presenter, meteorologist, and weatherman.

## Raised by Storm Chasers

Joe was born on the coast of Midland Beach in New York City, where he was left under a blanket in the sand by his now deceased parents. Joe was found buried in the sand by the Weather's, an old couple strolling along the beach who accidentally stepped on Joe's covered-up face. The Weather's decided to take Joe in as their own as they could no longer have children due to them being in their late nineties by the time they found Joe. Both of the Weather's took care of Joe up until age 3, when Mumma Weather found Pappa Weather sleeping with a 27-year-old girl. Mumma Weather made the tough decision to kick Pappa Weather and his new girlfriend out of the house and decided to look after young Joe herself.

In an interview with Verizon, Joe stated "*My parent's where 97 and 95 when they found me, and decided to adopt me. They were my idols and my inspiration. They taught me everything I know today. The day Mumma Weather died was the saddest day of my life. Pappa Weather had left her by then as was no longer apart of my life, but I still dedicate it to him. I'm sure if they were here right now, they would be smiling."*

As a youngster, Joe had a passion for going up on stages at school and performing skits and singing to the world, even if he was terrible at it. This evolved into him having his first ever gig as a child, at age 7. His first gig was being a backup dancer for singer and producer 'Russo'. Joe performed his dance moves so well that Russo thanked him personally for being so helpful. This developed into a close friendship between Russo and Joe as they were frequently seen having lunches and sharing memories together.

## A Mexican Heatwave

This was until age 14, when Joe's life took a drastic turn as his adoptive mother passed away and he was forced to move away from Midland Beach to Pablo Villa de Mitla in Mexico to live with his estranged relatives after his mother passed away. Joe stated in the Verizon interview: *"Mumma Weather died after being mauled by a bear as we were hiking up Mount. Zugspitze in Germany. She fell off the mountain and her body was never found. I had to climb 2,000 metres down the mountain by myself."* It was there in Mexico that he discovered his love for broadcasting and began working as an intern at a local news station. Before attending school, Joe was forced to learn Spanish quickly in order to communicate with his relatives and navigate daily life. Despite his initial struggles with the language, Joe was determined to overcome the language barrier and fully immerse himself in his new home. His fluency in Spanish proved to be a valuable asset in his later career as a weatherman. Not only did it allow him to communicate effectively with his colleagues and viewers, but it also helped him to connect with the local community and gain their trust and respect. Joe's fluency in Spanish also helped him to understand the local weather patterns, which in turn helped him to make more accurate forecasts. He was able to understand the local slang related to the weather, which helped him to convey the information in a more relatable way to the viewers.

## Weatherman con Español

Despite not attending a day of school in his life so far, at the age of 15, Joe enrolled in a local school that specialized in meteorology, where he studied the science of weather and forecasting. He was determined to master the subject and become the best weatherman he could be. Joe was a diligent student and was always eager to learn more about the subject. He was always the first to arrive in class and the last to leave, constantly seeking out new information and ways to improve his skills. It was at this school where Joe met his tutor, Bruno Thunderstorm. Bruno went on to hire Joe at his own news agency as he saw Joe was different from everyone else.

## A Gaseous Companion

At the age of 16, while walking down a beach in Mexico City, Joe came across a small, stray dog. The dog was skinny, dirty, disgusting, smelly, vulgar and seemed to have been abandoned. Joe noticed the dog under a towel at the beach after he stepped on it accidentally. Joe felt sorry for the poor animal and decided to take him in. He named the dog "Flatulencia de Perro" thinking it meant 'Cloud' in Spanish as a nod to his passion. Joe really connected with Flatulencia de Perro as it was almost like a flashback for Joe as he found the dog the same way his parents, the Weather's, found him.

Flatulencia de Perro became Joe's constant companion, and he took him everywhere he went. Joe trained Flatulencia de Perro to assist him in his weather forecasts by bringing him different items that represented different types of weather such as a umbrella for rain, sunglasses for sun, etc. Flatulencia de Perro was a quick learner and soon became a beloved member of the weather team.

Joe and Flatulencia de Perro's friendship was not just limited to the studio, they also enjoyed going on adventures together, from exploring the city to picnics in the park. Flatulencia de Perro also helped Joe to relax after a long day of work and to cope with the stress of his job. Flatulencia de Perro was not just a pet but also a therapy for Joe. Unfortunately, when Joe got the job offer from New York, Flatulencia de Perro passed away, leaving Joe with a great sadness and a great loss. Joe still remembered his companion and felt grateful for the time they spent together, and the lessons he learned from his beloved dog.

## The Struggle to Succeed

Despite Joe's passion for the field, he struggled to find steady work as a weatherman. He spent years bouncing from one small-time job to the next, never quite able to make a name for himself. Finally, at the age of 33, Joe landed a job as a weatherman at a local news station in Mexico City named *'Informando sobre el Clima'*. But despite his long-awaited break, Joe's forecasting skills were lacking. He often struggled to accurately predict the weather, resulting in frequent complaints and even a few on-air mistakes. Despite his best efforts, John was never able to live up to the expectations of his viewers and was eventually let go from his job after 3 years of hard work. Joe stayed living in Pablo Villa de Mitla with his family until he finally got a job offer for a news program in New York, Channel 7.

## The Return of Joe Weather: The Thunder Strikes Again

After being let go from his job at "Informando sobre el Clima", Joe Weather was understandably devastated. He had struggled for so long to make a name for himself in the field, and now it seemed as though all of his hard work had been for nothing. However, just as he was beginning to lose hope, Joe received a phone call from his old tutor, Bruno Thunderstorm who offered Joe a job working at a top-rated news station back in his hometown of New York City: Channel 7 News. The offer was a dream come true for Joe and he immediately accepted it. Despite his previous failures and mistakes, the team at Channel 7 News saw potential in Joe and believed that he could bring something new and unique to the station. They offered him a chance to redeem himself and prove his worth as an anchorman.

He packed his bags and headed back to New York where he started working for Channel 7 News. Joe's enthusiasm and passion for the weather, as well as his fluency in Spanish, made him an asset for the station. He was able to connect with the Spanish-speaking community in New York and provided them with reliable and 'accurate' weather forecasts. He also made an effort to improve his forecasting skills, by using the latest technology and relying on a network of meteorological experts.

Despite Joe's dedication and hard work, it never paid off because as soon as Joe joined the channel, the news' ratings dropped to below **1%** and was at the time, the most hated news network in the world. Channel 7 News kept Joe as the anchorman for another 6 years before finally demoting him to Weatherman. He managed to perform very well as the meteorologist and was offered job after job after his success. He was able to overcome his previous mistakes and prove himself to be a valuable asset to the station and the community.

## Tornado-Gate: Prediction Failure & Consequences

Although Joe was seeing success in being a weatherman at Channel 7 News, he was not ready for the day which is now remembered as 'Tornado-Gate'. Joe Weather predicted clear skies for a day when a tornado was actually set to strike the area. Unfortunately, one viewer, a local farmer, relied on Joe's forecast and was caught off guard when the tornado hit. The farmer sustained serious injuries and lost much of his crop and equipment. Joe went to go visit the farmer but when he arrived at the hospital, the man had died. Joe fainted on the floor as he realized this could be the end of his career. This incident caused a public outrage and put more pressure on Joe's now struggling career. It also made him question the weight of his responsibility as a weatherman and the impact of his predictions on people's lives. Luckily, the farmer's family decided to not press charges against Joe but the incident did cause Joe to be dismissed from the Channel 7 News station.

## Weatherman 2.0: Forecasting on His Own Terms

After being let go from his job at Channel 7 News, Joe Weather was once again left feeling devastated. He had worked hard to redeem himself and prove his worth after his previous failures, but it seemed as though his luck had run out. However, Joe is not one to give up easily. He knew that he still had a lot to offer as a weatherman and that there were other opportunities out there for him. He decided to start his own weather forecasting service, '*Weatherman Joe's Forecasting Company'*, where he could provide accurate and reliable forecasts to the community without the constraints of a traditional news station.

He started his own website, where he provides weather forecasts, reports, and live streams. He also started a YouTube channel where he shares his weather knowledge and forecasts, and he also provide forecasts for other platforms like Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and TikTok. He also started to give weather-related lectures and classes in schools, universities, and community centers. His unique approach to weather forecasting, which combines his meteorological expertise with his fluency in Spanish, made his service popular with the Spanish-speaking community in New York.

Joe's new venture has been a success, and he has been able to build a loyal following of viewers and clients. He is once again able to share his passion for the weather and provide a valuable service to the community. He is grateful for the opportunity to continue doing what he loves, and he is determined to make the most of it.

## Weatherman to the Rescue

January 28th, 2022, the day of the alien invasion. As Joe Weather was giving his usual weather forecast on his website, he received breaking news from his team that a meteor had landed in Mexico City and Southeast Asia, causing widespread destruction. Suddenly, the video feed on his website was interrupted by strange, alien creatures that seemed to have emerged from the meteor. The creatures were tall and thin, with long, spindly arms and legs. They had no eyes, but their ears were large. Joe was shocked and immediately tried to report on the alien invasion, but the feed was quickly cut off as the aliens shook up the studio. Podcaster Jennaye was watching the broadcast as he watched in horror as Joe walked up to his door window attempting to show Jennaye a video of the invasion. Jennaye watched in horror as Joe was dragged away by the aliens, seemingly dead.

But just as all hope seemed lost, Podcaster Jennaye managed to save the world by letting out the world's loudest scream which killed every single alien that had arrived on Earth. As Joe said in an interview with Alien Today *"The aliens immediately dropped me and covered their ears in pain, and within seconds, they all collapsed and died."*

Joe, who was injured and close to death, came back to the broadcast, thanking Jennaye for saving the Earth. He was all cut up, and his clothes were all ripped around. He explained that the aliens were from a planet that had been destroyed by a supernova and were looking for a new home, but they couldn't see, so they used their hearing to navigate. The loud noise generated by Jennaye's scream was too much for them to handle and it killed them all. The world was saved and Joe was hailed as a hero for broadcasting the event, but he knew that it was all thanks to Jennaye's quick thinking and bravery. He was grateful to have him by his side and promised to give her a proper thank you on the next show.

## Fighting Forecast

Alongside running his own weather forecasting company, Weatherman Joe was also an avid martial artist. He had been practicing karate for years and had even achieved a white belt. So when he heard about the All Valley Tournament, a prestigious karate competition that took place annually, he knew he had to participate.

He spent several months training intensely, honing his skills and perfecting his techniques. During his training, Joe developed a new fighting technique that he called "The Tie Smack". It involved using a tie as a weapon to strike his opponents in the face. He practiced this move relentlessly, knowing it could give him an edge in the tournament. The day of the tournament finally arrived, and Joe was ready. He arrived at the tournament venue, dressed in his traditional work uniform and bearing his stage name, "All Star Joe". He was informed that he would be the first fight of the day, and his opponent would be none other than Podcaster Jennaye, who was also participating in the tournament. The fight presenter, Teevee Shy, announced the start of the match and Joe stepped onto the mat. The fight was intense, with both fighters displaying their skills and techniques. But in the end, it was Jennaye who emerged victorious, delivering a powerful punch that knocked Joe out.

Despite the defeat, Joe remained determined. As he walked off the mat, he declared to the crowd, "I'm coming back!" He knew that he had not yet reached his full potential and that the next time he stepped into the tournament, he would be ready to claim victory.

## Forecasting my Future

After all the intense events and challenges that he's faced, Weatherman Joe has decided to take a step back from the constant demands of weather forecasting and focus on a more balanced lifestyle. While he still occasionally makes forecasts and appears on the news, he's now also dedicating more time to other activities.

Joe has realized that the most important thing in life is not winning or losing, but rather the journey and the people who have been there with him along the way. He's grateful for the love and support of his family, and for the friendship of those who have helped him along the way, such as Podcaster Jennaye.

In his spare time, Joe continues to practice martial arts, and he's also started to give back to the community by volunteering in different programs that support education and the environment. He wants to help educate people about the importance of protecting our planet and how weather plays a crucial role in it.

He's also decided to write a book about his life, with all his adventures and experiences. He's called it "Forecasting my Future" and hopes that his story will inspire others to follow their passions, to never give up, and to always keep moving forward. He's now living a fulfilling, contented life, balancing his work with his passions and surrounded by the love of his family and friends, and with the satisfaction of knowing that he's made a difference in the world.