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Broadcasting weather for thirty four hours

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Standing in front of a green screen for over a day requires immense willpower. A famous meteorologist once broadcasted live for thirty-four consecutive hours without sleeping, just to prove his sheer dominance over the weather report.

Broadcasting weather for thirty four hours
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