"Mucho Better".. Is this new meteorological terminology?

[SoCalDem]

Just tuned into the weather chgannel (ugh!) to see how hot it might be today, and of course Ms Smilieface and Mr Smilieface are so busy with the clever banter,they barely had time to talk about the weather..although he did say it was "Mucho Better", and then he was off and running about the "skin-care advisory" which was accompanied by an infomercial ...

5 minutes into it, ...still no actual weather... tap tap tap ..(not my foot)

of course the infomercial was brought to us by L'Oreal...

I miss the old weather channel soooooo much.. It was all weather...no banter...no "shows"..

[Captain Hilts]

1. As long as it keeps them from saying "rain shower activity." nt

[Greybnk48]

2. thank goodness the "Thunder-Boomer" 90's are over

that one was even used, ad nauseum, on local weather forecasts.

[Javaman]

3. Si. Good. nt

[SoCalDem]

4. Don't you mean "Sí..Bueno"?

:)

[Javaman]

7. Not to mucho better LOL. nt

[Canuckistanian]

5. Very better?

That makes no sense at all.

[RaleighNCDUer]

6. I only switch over for the Weather on the 8s, and duck away again.

But occassionally I catch one of their weather stories -- I've noticed they do a lot of shows about the Galveston hurricane, and Hazel, even Andrew now and then, but I've never seen an hour documentary weather story on Katrina. I wonder why that is.