Even amid one of the most powerful tropical storms in recent history, Atlanta Falcons fans were forced to be reminded of their misfortune. During a live report from Sarasota, Florida, in the heart of Hurricane Milton on Wednesday 9,

Amid the landfall of Hurricane Milton on the Florida coast Wednesday night, many meteorologists provided reporting on the ground for those affected by the storm. In one case, The Weather Channel’s Paul Goodloe tried to emphasize a particular point with a reference to Reporting from Sarasota as the eye of the storm passed overhead,

A Weather Channel reporter went viral when he made a bizarre Super Bowl reference while covering Hurricane Milton live from Florida.

The Atlanta Falcons may be off to a promising 3-2 start this season, but one Weather Channel reporter didn’t miss the chance to bring up a painful memory as he reported live from the eye of Hurricane Milton.

Hurricane Milton slammed into the western coast of Florida overnight, and the Weather Channel had jokes about its destruction. “There’s a lot more to go,” Weather Channel reporter Paul Goodloe said while braving the weather conditions during Hurricane Milton‘s landfall.