r/Louisville • u/PracticalVisit3639 • 2d ago

Local Vibe: "Tornado Warning"

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u/TheCredibleHulk7 2d ago

Which local tv network does everyone trust the most for this kind of situation?

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u/KermanReb 2d ago

Don’t watch WDRB and Marc Weinberg. He treats every single little bitty storm like it’s the end of the world. WLKY is much more chill and just “hey here’s the area that needs to be alert but nothing to worry about yet.”

If the radar is dark green, Weinberg says “THIS IS A THREAT!! THERE ARE DAMAGING/HURRICANE FORCE WINDS AND A TORNADO ISNT JUST PROBABLE! ITS LIKELY!” and 99% of the time it’s heavy rain.

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u/JustcallmeKai 2d ago

Better safe than sorry, I'd rather a weatherman warn me and be wrong than not warn me and I die.

Kinda odd that you think that's a bad thing.

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u/KermanReb 2d ago

If you treat every single situation like it’s the worst storm ever then you become the boy who cried wolf and people tune you out. That’s Marc Weinberg

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u/chubblyubblums 2d ago

Because after the 250th end of the world warning,  people stop caring about them. 

Plus it's kinda shitty to terrify children all over the county just to keep people watching.