The band Sublime helped KTLA’s Kirk Hawkins deliver the latest weather forecast, adding an unexpected and playful twist to the morning news.
Bandmates Jacob Nowell and Zano were guests on KTLA Weekend Morning News, and they also joined Hawkins at the weather wall to offer some lighthearted commentary on the day’s overwhelming high temperatures.
The pair kicked things off by talking about the “beautiful southern swell” in Santa Monica before jokingly giving a shoutout to “Uncle Mike” riding a bike nearby.
The artists took turns explaining the extreme heat warning as Hawkins tried to keep them on track with the forecast.
“The heat advisory is extreme, and it’s going to be until Sunday at 8 p.m.,” Nowell said on KTLA. “It’s going to be hot. So what you’re going to want to do is probably stay inside and just don’t go out until it’s safe again.”
Hawkins celebrated the duo’s teamwork as they traded off on the forecast, with the musicians repeatedly telling each other to “take it away.”
The fun forecast also included jokes about the Bay Area’s weather, triple-digit temperatures in the Inland Empire and a recommendation for everyone to wear “SPF 1000.”
“And that is Sublime… and your forecast,” Hawkins said, wrapping up the surprise appearance on KTLA.
