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News Weather Forecast Transcript For KTLA Channel 5

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This is a news weather forecast transcript for KTLA channel 5. I chose this to be on my bucket list because being a weather girl has been in my latest interests. I love being on camera and informing people news. I anchor for the Shamrock News at Kennedy so I have an idea what it is like speaking in front of a camera and informing news for people to watch. I do not want to do this for fame, I want to do this because it is something I am really interested in and love doing. I chose a weather forecast transcript because it is an example of what I would say if I were to be an actual weather girl. The script is simple and straight forward with a few fun adjectives thrown in to keep the audience interested, because weather can be boring. It is short

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