Good thing Iron Sheik doesn't weather blog in China... (1 Viewer)

[Tom Servo]

He could be in BIG TROUBLE.

The Wall Street Journal reports that China has adopted a new regulation that makes it illegal for people to publicly disseminate their own predictions of anything from temperature and wind speed to solar activity and geomagnetic storms. The regulation states that only the official meteorological organization — the China Meteorological Organization — is allowed to distribute forecasts. If you’re caught playing meteorologist, you could be fined up to 50,000 yuan, which is approximately $8,000.

 

[Mr. Ected]

He could be in BIG TROUBLE.

The Wall Street Journal reports that China has adopted a new regulation that makes it illegal for people to publicly disseminate their own predictions of anything from temperature and wind speed to solar activity and geomagnetic storms. The regulation states that only the official meteorological organization — the China Meteorological Organization — is allowed to distribute forecasts. If you’re caught playing meteorologist, you could be fined up to 50,000 yuan, which is approximately $8,000.

Funny, I never pictured him as a Kurt Russell.

 

[johnnycakes]

Bah. They're probably just tired of people #####ing about the smog.

 

[NCCommish]

Bah. They're probably just tired of people #####ing about the smog.

Pretty much.

 

[Statcruncher]

He could be in BIG TROUBLE.

The Wall Street Journal reports that China has adopted a new regulation that makes it illegal for people to publicly disseminate their own predictions of anything from temperature and wind speed to solar activity and geomagnetic storms. The regulation states that only the official meteorological organization — the China Meteorological Organization — is allowed to distribute forecasts. If you’re caught playing meteorologist, you could be fined up to 50,000 yuan, which is approximately $8,000.

Funny, I never pictured him as a Kurt Russell.

Odd, because I have always pictured him as Kurt Russell.

 

[Tom Servo]

He could be in BIG TROUBLE.

The Wall Street Journal reports that China has adopted a new regulation that makes it illegal for people to publicly disseminate their own predictions of anything from temperature and wind speed to solar activity and geomagnetic storms. The regulation states that only the official meteorological organization — the China Meteorological Organization — is allowed to distribute forecasts. If you’re caught playing meteorologist, you could be fined up to 50,000 yuan, which is approximately $8,000.

Funny, I never pictured him as a Kurt Russell.

I lobbed the softball, and you crushed it like Giancarlo Stanton. Well done.

 

[Mr. Ected]

He could be in BIG TROUBLE.

The Wall Street Journal reports that China has adopted a new regulation that makes it illegal for people to publicly disseminate their own predictions of anything from temperature and wind speed to solar activity and geomagnetic storms. The regulation states that only the official meteorological organization — the China Meteorological Organization — is allowed to distribute forecasts. If you’re caught playing meteorologist, you could be fined up to 50,000 yuan, which is approximately $8,000.

Funny, I never pictured him as a Kurt Russell.

I lobbed the softball, and you crushed it like Giancarlo Stanton. Well done.

Is it bad that the movie was the first thing that came to my mind? Or does that just mean I'm OLD?

 

[TheIronSheik]

Well that settles it. Now I hate China.

Check your PM's, China.

 

[Parrothead]

Somewhere in the underbelly of the Chinese internet there is someone that goes by the screen name of Erbium Emperor providing underground weather forecasts..

 

[GregR]

Anonymous is probably going to get all up in their #### about this. Not long until the first government website gets hacked and replaced with a dewpoint prediction.