Hilarious video shows weather report interrupted as CAT sneaks across screen

By Daily Mail Reporter

PUBLISHED: 01:20 EST, 28 November 2012 | UPDATED: 12:46 EST, 28 November 2012


A live Univision weather report was hilariously interrupted to induced laughter from the control room when a curious feline snuck onto the set and across the green screen.

Unexpectedly creeping just the tip of its tail across the map of Southern Florida, the cat enters through the Gulf of Mexico flicking like a sea snake past the feet of the otherwise occupied forecaster.

Carrying on like a true champ, Chief Meteorologist Eduardo Rodriquez kept his cool as if never noticing the cat who eventually took a seat in the Bahamas.

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Cat interrupts Univision's weather report
Cat interrupts Univision's weather report

This just in: Gradually creeping its flicking tail into the picture, seen first bottom left of the man's feet, a stray cat who sneaked into the Miami studio infiltrated a weatherman's report but not his focus on his job

Distraction free: Chief meteorologist Eduardo Rodriquez kept his complete focus on his weather map carrying on without any obvious reaction to the curious feline making a beeline for the Bahamas

Distraction free: Chief meteorologist Eduardo Rodriquez kept his complete focus on his weather map carrying on without any obvious reaction to the curious feline making a beeline for the Bahamas

But the video may have revealed a much larger underlying story beyond Southern Florida's apparent unusually cold temperatures: The studio's got a cat problem.

'There are several cats that have turned the Univision parking lot into their home and sometimes they make it into the studio,' the staff at WLTV admitted with the video's posting to YouTube on Monday.

 

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'This cat just walked right through the weatherman's report,' they wrote.

After it took off to explore perhaps new sets and scenes, or to the desperate calling of staff, Mr Rodriquez finished his report cat free.

Tail time: The cat eventually parks itself on the islands for the majority of his report before coolly walking away having secured its 'tail time'

Tail time: The cat eventually parks itself on the islands for the majority of his report before coolly walking away having secured its 'tail time'

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Looks like it's raining cat's & dogs out there!!

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So funny I peed my pants. Absolutely hilarious. Who needs Digg.com when we have DM. More please! ooh hoo hoo hoo aaah hahhaha HILARIOUS

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- alanb, Manchester, 28/11/2012 14:26 You beat me to it

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Should have put the music from Jaws, ha ha. I simply adore cats and their nonchalanse.

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lol! i can t stop laughing. lol!

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What is the point of posting a video that isn't even available to view in our country?

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What's the point of this article when the up-loader does not allow viewers in the UK (and other countries) to view this?

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Lo siento por la gato ..... well, "this" language is going to be a co- language in the US, like French is in Canada, the way things are going here... an OUTRAGE!! -------------------------------- Um, it always has been, several parts of the U.S were Mexican and Spanish before they became part of the U.S. I live in San Jose, that did not used to be St. Joseph.

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Lo siento por la gato ..... well, "this" language is going to be a co- language in the US, like French is in Canada, the way things are going here... an OUTRAGE!!

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Would have been funnier without the cheesy laugh track.

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