You don't want it. You don't need it, but you're going to get it anyway. The Kevin Sheehan Show. Here's Kevin.

All right, Tommy's here today. I'm here today. Despite the weather, I'm here today. I didn't miss my radio show, Tommy. I'm not missing the podcast today for weather.

You know me. I don't miss things for bad weather, and it is bad weather here.

I didn't do a podcast yesterday. My apologies, I will make it up with another Saturday morning podcast with another special guest.

I will just leave it at that. But last week we had Jay Gruden on Saturday,

and that was the makeup for missing on Wednesday, and I will have another Saturday morning podcast

with a special guest as well. The weather here, Tommy, it is frightful, but it is so for people like me, delightful. It was supposed to be like

three to five inches of snow followed by a lot of sleet and freezing rain. We got no snow. That's not

true. At 4.30 when I woke up this morning, we had snow for 10, 15 minutes, and then it quickly

changed to sleet.

And I'm telling you, the sleet is already at 10.30 this morning as we start to record this podcast, an inch deep. I mean, it is the driving conditions nasty, but kind of fun.

I was one of the only people out there driving around after the show this morning.

I love this weather, but I would have preferred the snow. It doesn't look like we're going to get that.

We've had, I dug camera on the show to me this morning, you know, and I love the weather people.

And I didn't call him out on this and I wasn't going to, you know, he talked about how, you know, if you were watching me late last night, I told you it was going to be much less snow and more ice. But, you know, earlier in the day, most of them were saying three to five inches of snow, and it might stay snow longer, and then we'll get the ice. Well, we didn't get any snow, which is fine. I know how hard

it is to forecast. But do you remember Bob Ryan's promos after he blew up a forecast on Channel 4?

And I love Bob Ryan. He was great. But they would be running promos the next day. As you heard right

here last night at 1130, you know, but meantime, the 6 o'clock newscast was totally wrong in his forecast, but at the

very last second, pretty much after the storm started, he got it right.

You know, it's amazing, and it's only gotten worse with, you know, more TV watching and things like that.

And, you know, the whole channel, the weather channel, how people are obsessed with the weather.

It's always been that way, though, Tommy.

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