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TV news reporters get a little 'swept away' in coverage of fierce storm

TV news reporters—especially those of the meteorological persuasion—are the first to admit they live to cover severe weather. Flying into action nearly as fast as police, fire and emergency services workers, local TV news reporters are among the first on the scene of any natural disaster. But unlike their well-trained fellow front-liners, they don't always know what they're doing once they get there. 

"This is our Super Bowl," CNN's Chad Myers told Adweek's sister publication, The Hollywood Reporter.

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