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July 29, 2026

Bob Marley and Popcaan inspire Mr. Weatherman’s forecasts

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Written byViviene Stewart

 

 

Meteorologist Brian Shields says he uses music from his favorite Jamaican artistes, Bob Marley and Popcaan, to set the tone for his weather forecasts.

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The renowned weather forecaster, who first captured our hearts with his calm, in-depth and credible coverage during Hurricane Melissa, made the revelation while appearing on the Wake-up Call with DJ Sunshine.

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