The spooky headless forecast was performed by weatherman, Alex Deakin
A spooky headless forecast has left many people in panic after it was broadcast live to mark Halloween.
A British weather gave people a little Halloween surprise when he presented the weather forecast while apparently headless.
According to BusinessInsider, the weatherman identified as Alex
Deakin carried his head under one arm as he delivered his assessment for
the weather in towns and cities like Liverghoul, Lerwitch and
Southaunton.
The spoof forecast — which did use the real temperatures and
weather — was posted on Twitter by the Met Office, one of the most
prominent forecasting companies in the UK.
It assured trick-or-treaters that the weather would mostly be fine
and mild, but warned of thick purple cloud, and potentially even "blood
rain" over parts of western Scotland.
Watch video below:
Happy Halloween! Here's your spooky headless forecast for today & trick or treating tonight #Halloween https://t.co/0NJKMlwPvc ๐๐ป๐ง♀️ pic.twitter.com/PoMFAtCE7T— Met Office (@metoffice) October 31, 2017
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