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WATCH: Headless weatherman does daily forecast in UK

/ 04:46 PM November 01, 2017

Image: Twitter/@metoffice

The United Kingdom’s national weather service, Met Office, got into the Halloween spirit when its weatherman presented the daily forecast even after “losing his head.”

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Met Office shared their little Halloween treat (or trick?) on Twitter. As if nothing had gone amiss, the weatherman pulled himself together as he gave a heads-up of the day’s weather.

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Netizens appreciated the post and left comments to show their support.

Image: Twitter/@metoffice

Met Office also modified the names of some places to make them sound spooky. Some of these names include “Liverghoul” (Liverpool), “Belfangs” (Belfast), “Lerwitch” (Lerwick), and “Southaunton” (Southampton).

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Another clip showed how they created the visual illusion. With the help of a stand-in to hold the head and some green screen magic, Met Office created a decapitated weatherman for Halloween. Turns out two heads are still better than one. JB

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