Working hours of weather forecast host

The weather forecast host works from 3 am to 1 1 in the morning shift and from 3 pm to 10.30 in the evening shift. The weatherman is divided into two classes, morning shift and night shift. The morning shift process is to go to work at three o'clock in the morning and wait for the results of weather consultation. Then an editor writes a draft of the morning weather forecast, and then he is familiar with the draft and begins to record the program. The post-production time of the program is usually around 5:30-6:00, and the director will send it to the pilot broadcast. The broadcast time is 7 o'clock, and the host can have breakfast and have a rest. If there is a radio program, it is still on duty from 7: 30 to 8: 30. This is not absolute. Then hand over the results of the noon weather meeting to the editor on duty at about 10: 00 in the morning, and the host and director will finish the noon program before 1 1:00, and then send it to the radio for review, and then you can get off work. The process of the evening shift is the same as that of the morning shift, waiting for the consultation, doing the program after the consultation, then taking a rest, waiting for the consultation at eight o'clock in the evening, then doing the night program, sending it to the broadcaster, and broadcasting it at 22:30. If you have a broadcasting post, you should be on duty. You can get off work if you have nothing to do. Therefore, the weather forecast host works from 3 am to 1 1 in the morning shift and from 3 pm to 10.30 in the evening shift. Weather forecast, also known as meteorological forecast (measurement), refers to the use of modern science and technology to predict the state of the earth's atmosphere in a certain place in the future.