TV Station Meteorologist Fulfills Childhood Dream Live on Air

A television station meteorologist fulfilled a childhood dream live on air. This surprising thing was something that he had always wanted to do since he was a child, and he made his dream a reality. Watch the short but heartwarming clip to hear what he had always wanted to do and how, when he saw an opportunity to make it happen, he took it.

Everyone, even people who may not always vocalize and announce them, has dreams, goals and aspirations - things they hope to accomplish in life. People are always looking toward and planning for the future, and part of that includes setting goals and other achievements we hope to reach. That’s only natural. Can you think of anyone who does not have something they want to do or accomplish?

Now, while everyone has goals, they are not always, if ever, the same, of course. Some dreams and aspirations will change over time, whether because of our age or because we make them a reality. Others, though, will remain the same despite the passage of time. It’s likely that everyone holds onto goals and aspirations from childhood.

In a clip posted on social media, a meteorologist was reporting outside when he saw an opportunity to do something that he’d wanted to do since he was a child. He didn’t let the fact that he was on live television keep him from trying to make it a reality either.

“Now, this is something I’ve always wanted to do,” the meteorologist states.

What he wanted to do was get a large truck to honk its horn by making the universally agreed-upon motion for someone to honk their horn as they drive by. Initially, he didn’t have success, wondering out loud where all the traffic had suddenly gone. But then, things quickly turned.  

A truck driver obliged the meteorologist’s request as it went by and honked its horn, causing him to jump up and down with excitement.

“I did it,” he said. “I did it, man! I got one.”

Philippians 3:14 “I press towards the mark for the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus.”