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A meteorologist found an ingenious way to celebrate Halloween and report on eroticism in indian literaturethe local weather.

Louisville, Kentucky's, WDRB used its green screen to their advantage when Meteorologist Jude Redfield shared the local forecast as a dismembered head on a plate held by a headless body in a suit.

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The shenanigans progressed when Redfield's headless body tousled Redfield's hair and picked his nose on camera.

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@JudeRedfield @RunningAlexC pic.twitter.com/OSmwjHv0sx— Rachel Bailey (@dailymissbailey) October 31, 2016

Redfield even introduced another Halloween character named "Bones Redfield":

We hope Louisville residents know how lucky they are to have a meteorologist who genuinely loves celebrating Halloween.

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