Mike Trout calls into Weather Channel to provide blizzard update

It wasn’t long ago we learned of Mike Trout’s fascination with all things meteorology and his possible desire to enter the weather field once his playing days are over.

On Saturday morning, we were witness to Trout’s other passion as he called into the Weather Channel live and updated Jim Cantore on the conditions in his hometown of Millville, N.J. as Winter Storm Jonas beared down.

He’s as good at reporting weather as he is with baseball. Thanks for reporting for us Trouty! @MikeTrout https://t.co/UgyzFAC5CE

— Jim Cantore (@JimCantore) January 23, 2016

Those conditions, for the record, were not good. The Millville area had between 14.0′ and 17.0′ inches as of 11 a.m. ET Saturday morning, according to reports. And there’s potential for plenty more to fall during the day.

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In fact, the BBWAA awards dinner scheduled for Saturday night in New York was canceled as the city was inundated with snow. The city has since issued a travel ban.

Due to the blizzard in the New York area, Saturday’s BBWAA awards dinner at the NY Hilton has been canceled.

— Mark Feinsand (@FeinsandNYDN) January 23, 2016

As for Trout, he was floating in “weather geek” heaven, telling Cantore, “I love it.”

He’s not lying about loving it either. Otherwise how could you explain Trout hopping in his car on Friday night and filming the blizzard from the road.

Snowing hard !! @JimCantore #SouthJersey pic.twitter.com/sZjfNscEgY

— Mike Trout (@MikeTrout) January 23, 2016

If you want to hear several baseball executives gasp in unison, show them a video of Mike Trout driving around in a blizzard. And if you want to witness social media buzzing, just have Trout call into the Weather Channel. It was the talk of the morning, mostly because of Trout’s unbridaled enthusiasm.

Mike Trout calls The Weather Channel to say how much fun he’s having in the snow in Millville. The kid is unbelievable.

— Thomas B. McNichol (@Tmacgolf16) January 23, 2016

And also because Cantore kept calling his team the California Angels.

Mike Trout is calling into the Weather Channel and Jim Cantore — who keeps calling them the California Angels — is LOVING it.

— Katie McInerney (@k8tmac) January 23, 2016

Once upon a time, Jim.

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The good news for baseball fans is that we won’t have to worry about losing Trout to the Weather Channel on a full-time basis anytime soon. At 24, he still has years and years of great baseball ahead of him. But if the last 24 hours are any indication, we may have a difficult time keeping him out of Mother Nature’s path.

Stay safe, Mike. For all of us.

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