All right, we will, we had Doug Cammer on the show yesterday for a half an hour.

He was great. I love Doug. And he does such a great job. I didn't want to ask him to come on today, but I'll probably ask him to come on tomorrow or Friday.

There are other weather people we can get. You know, I could probably get, we've had Topper on the show before.

You used to have Sue Palka on the show all the time, but Sue's retired.

I don't even know who does weather for Channel 5.

I don't know who does weather for Channel 5 or Channel 7.

I can't tell you that for a million dollars right now.

Doug's Channel 4, Topper Shuts, Channel 9, they've both been there forever.

Anyway, at this point, you guys have heard about a potential massive storm for not just us,

but basically Texas through maybe even New England.

By the way, if the storm tracks in a certain way,

it would have been absolute Armageddon

had the Patriots played Buffalo, had the Bills won

in the AFC title game in Foxborough on Sunday.

Because there's one model that not only nails everybody here,

but also New York and Boston.

And that thing would have been like one to two inch per hour snowfall rates during the game

in Foxborough.

But we don't have to worry about that.

And the weather looks lovely in Denver for the AFC championship game.

Temperatures in the 30s, something like that, but sunny. And it looks lovely in Seattle again.

The weather for the Seattle 49ers game was nice on Saturday night. It looks like no rain

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