Members of the band Sublime made an unexpected appearance on KTLA Weekend Morning News, joining meteorologist Kirk Hawkins at the weather wall for a lighthearted segment. Bandmates Jacob Nowell and Zano offered playful commentary on the day's weather, including a heat advisory affecting Southern California.
The musicians began by discussing the "beautiful southern swell" in Santa Monica before jokingly shouting out to someone named "Uncle Mike" riding a bicycle nearby. As Hawkins guided them through the forecast, the pair provided commentary on the extreme heat warning, with Nowell advising viewers to "stay inside and just don’t go out until it’s safe again" due to the high temperatures, which were expected to last until Sunday at 8 p.m.
Throughout the segment, Nowell and Zano traded off on delivering weather updates, repeatedly prompting each other to "take it away." Their forecast included remarks about the Bay Area's weather and triple-digit temperatures in the Inland Empire. The bandmates humorously suggested that the intense heat called for "SPF 1000."
Hawkins acknowledged the duo's collaborative effort in delivering the forecast. The segment concluded with Hawkins wrapping up the surprise appearance by saying, "And that is Sublime… and your forecast."