Mike Trout, man. You’ve got to love the guy. Who else could possibly be one of the greatest baseball players ever while simultaneously being a weatherman? No one, that’s who.
Trout is legitimately a weather nerd, through and through. We’ve known this for years. And, apparently, he’s spent his time during Major League Baseball’s lockout brushing up on his weather reporting skills.
Trout tweeted out a video of the snow coming down on his year on Friday night. He was very clearly excited to be getting this much snow. His entire yard was basically covered with even more snow on the way.
Snowing hard under that band in South Jersey !! pic.twitter.com/UImT84ELzE
— Mike Trout (@MikeTrout) January 29, 2022
He also called into the weather channel on Friday to talk about the noreaster currently hitting the East coast. He also gave us lockout update.
Hard hitting reporting from @MikeTrout, @weatherchannel’s newest teammate. pic.twitter.com/MYZubuoAun
— drew olanoff (@yoda) January 29, 2022
“Haven’t heard much. With the lockout it’s awfully quiet right now. Hopefully, we can get a deal done and get this season going. You know, I don’t want to miss any games. It’s going to be tough. Obviously, we’re trying to do what’s right for the game. We’re trying to promote the game and make it interesting for the fans.”
That’s good stuff from Trout, man. He’s a longtime listener, but he’s definitely not a first-time caller. He’s done this before.
Mike Trout once called in to a weather channel to say he'd been up all night checking the measurements of a snow storm
"The roads are terrible. It's awesome. I love it." pic.twitter.com/xPEFNs0i6S
— Jomboy Media (@JomboyMedia) January 29, 2022
Fans were delighted to find out Trout was a weather nerd.
