Usually, talking about the weather is a last resort in times of severe conversational drought. When Glenn Moray takes his post in front of the KDAF blue screen, however, he commands attention. He seizes upon his nightly forecast as if he's the sports reporter instead of the weather guy, moving with the tense energy of a tightly coiled spring and tossing around unusual (and sometimes downright bizarre) verbs to describe the colliding forces of nature. Moray's presentation is as refreshing as a thunderstorm during a Texas summer.
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