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Meteorologist Has Scary Collapse On Live TV

Author Charlie & Debbie
March 20th 7:41 AM

One of the exciting things about live radio is it is just that, live.  There is no second chance.  Anything can happen.  That is a double-edged sword.  Bad things are just as likely as good.  For the most part, television is pre-recorded.  The exception?  Newscasts.  So, if anything bad is going to occur, it’s then.  Case in point.  Alissa Carlson is a weekend weather anchor for KCAL News in Los Angeles.  During a recent morning newscast, one of the scariest incidents I’ve ever seen captured on live TV took place.

Let’s get past the actual incident-which was frightening.  Equally if not scarier was the reaction of her coworkers at the anchor desk.  How about that reaction as Alissa Carlson disappears below the desk?  “Oh no, not again.”

WHAT?!  “Not again?!”  Exactly how often does someone take a header on the set of KCAL that “Not again?!” is the first reaction?  Crazy.

Anyway, all is well, Carlson merely fainted.  However, there doesn’t appear to be a solid explanation as to why.  Earlier in her life, Alissa had been diagnosed with a leaky heart valve and was told that eventually it would wear out and need to be replaced.  This diagnosis inspired her to get healthier in her lifestyle (diet, lose weight, etc.).  Then, she gave birth to a baby girl.  Doctors discovered that her baby’s stem cells had somehow initiated Carlson’s heart to repair itself.  So, this was not the cause of her loss of consciousness.

Alissa Carlson has not yet returned to the station but hopes too soon.

North and South Carolina Voted Among States With the Best Weather Year Round

Maybe you are contemplating relocating this year. Or maybe you want a new go-to vacation spot. Either way, you are probably calculating the weather in some states to see what it’s like. Some people like to plan their vacations based on the average weather in the area during that time of year. I have a winter birthday and tend to book trips to destinations that are warmer so I can get a feel for summer during my birthday. Some people would prefer it to feel pretty close to summer or at least not too cold, all year round.

Current Results knows how much people care about a destination having great weather year-round. So, they calculated a list of states with the best weather year-round. Shockingly, both the Carolinas made the top 10. I guess when you think about it, even when we’re cold down here it is not half as bad as the northern winter areas. To make the list, the states meet the following criteria:

  • Comfortable temperatures, with daily highs averaging between 63 and 86 degrees Fahrenheit for at least half of the year
  • Dry weather, at most 60 in. of rain a year
  • Mainly clear skies, with sunshine for at least 60% of daylight time on a yearly average

Check out the list below to see where the Carolinas fall compared to other states.

  • 1. California

    Of course, California had to make the list. Long Beach, Los Angeles, San Diego, and Santa Maria are some of the cities that have average daily highs no less than the mid-60s for any month of the year. Talk about some great weather! Temperatures in summer generally stay below 85 degrees Fahrenheit, so you won’t feel too hot either. Balance!

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  • 2. Hawaii

    I mean, it’s Hawaii. This is another one that I think we all knew would be on this list. Average high temperatures for majority of the area stay steady in the 80’s F nearly all year.

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  • 3. Florida

    Here is another given, I actually have a friend that moved to Florida after graduation because it was close enough to home but also doesn’t get cold and she wanted somewhere where she could feel like summer most of the time. Average daily highs during winter range from 77 degrees and summertime highs everywhere average in the low 90s. Whew! Never need a jacket here I guess!

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  • 4. Texas

    Fun fact, I used to live here so this one is certainly a good option. It also depends on what area you live in as we just saw a winter storm cross through there recently. Temperatures in Galveston, Brownsville and Corpus Christi stay pretty warm on average in winter.

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  • 5. Arizona

    Places like Tucson and Scotsdale in southern Arizona get so hot with highs often reaching over 100 degrees during summer. Talk about HOT! Daily peak temperatures from October to April are about 65 to 85 degrees which is much more ideal.

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  • 6. Louisiana

    Some areas in Louisiana further south like Lake Charles average well above 60 degrees throughout winter and approach the mid 90s during summer. Pretty good balance to enjoy a great time. You will have to deal with more rain in Louisiana though. There is typically 60 in. of rain a year.

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  • 7. Georgia

    For Georgia, it ranges based on what you like and what area of Georgia you are in to find the good temperatures. The warmest area in Georgia during winters are in the south where cities like Savannah have highs averaging at least 60 degrees. But, areas like Atlanta, Augusta, and Macon get pretty cool during the winter months. So you kind of have to pick your poison here.

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  • 8. South Carolina

    Charleston, Columbia and Greenville are your top areas in the state that have the best weather throughout the year. Don’t get confused though, you can get a little chilly in these areas during those winter months for sure. Winter days often warm up to a balmy 60 degrees (depending on the day) while summer days peak in the low 90s. As a Charleston girl, you also have to worry about the humidity in South Carolina.

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  • 9. Tenneessee

    This is another one of those “pick a good area” in the state type of things. Because some of Tennessee gets cold enough to see some snow for sure. Memphis is one of those areas that has excellent temperatures during spring and fall and does not get too hot or too cold during the rest of the year.

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  • 10. North Carolina

    Last, but not least the Tar Heel state. North Carolina is certainly cooler than South Carolina, especially further north you go but it is not completely horrible. North Carolina also has a somewhat higher percentage of rainfall for the year.

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