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Laura as a weather reporter, suggested by Slartibartfast!

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Zanon Silvus

Must be some Dead on accurate weather

Wolf guy

Laura’s acting job after she finished her part in the Two Kinds series

DiDiDi-X

That dress looks pretty on Laura.

TieHunter

Such a cute weather reporter

Saberbeam

"We have unconfirmed reports that in the area affected by the magical anomaly it's raining cat and dog Keidran, and it's raining... up? We're not entirely sure what that looks like, but we'd like to recommend that members of the affected species stay indoors if possible and find some way of tethering yourself to the ground."

IvyReed

and up in the northeastern region foxes are turning into wolves, the effects appear temporary, but just in case maybe don't go outside.

Roughlandin

Laura: "Now let's go to this week in sports with Brutus. Over to you, Brutus." Brutus: "Ball?" Evals, watching TV: "Ball!?" Brutus: "Ball!" Evals: "BALL!!!" *Flops.*

Latency

I suspect celcius here.

[NoMiddleInitial]

Damn... Even the Mekkan world follows the metric system. Why does America have to be so different? Also, her dress reminds me of Yanet Garcia.

WereKeidran

I see this as Laura's day job in the off the set series

Ordithus

I really like the weather report but can never remember the forecast. Must be distracted

CrRAR

Gosh that dress is slimming. Must be the mana-cameras, they say they can (un)add 10 whole pounds!

Cirian

Hmmm, good to this universe uses Metric~

SCD

Laura: IT'S GON' RAIN!

Chrysalis

Being a meteorologist in a magical world must be fascinating. Or a travel agent. Or a stockbroker...

VitAnyaNaked

Fairly rainy and cold weather is expected ... Brrr ... I already felt uneasy ... But she's a great weather reporter

Edward Franks

Interesting she's holding her hand just so, as if she wants to show off the ring on it. (Wrong hand for a wedding ring, though.)

Cirian

The temperature spread on the map is from about 60-75f. That's not cold. ESPECIALLY not when you have fur~

Gripen

Depends on the culture. I attended a wedding out at Kazakhstan last year and they apparently wear their wedding rings on the right hand there.

AdpetusMech

I would actually watch the news of she was on it

Cliff Warden

So a fantasy measurement then?

Cliff Warden

Chartograpers probably have a lot to do as well. "After thre third dragon settled in the area and changed the topagraphy to suit their tastes, map lake just colored it in green and wrote ' be dragons'"

Hubris

They had this discussion in the last one too. In some cultures engagement rings are worn on the right hand until marriage when they switch it over.

Hubris

Reminds me a bit of Korea

Edward Franks

My bad. I tend to avoid reading the comments since I can't mute certain people.

HunterPercival

This was not the place I expected to see the name Slartibartfast pop up.

ThirdKind

Celsius what kind of black magic communism is this? Also I love my cute foxy in a dress.

Rick K

The nastier the weather, the cuter the weathervixen should be.

Sons of Lorgar

Here be monsters would be a bit more litteral and serious XD

Sons of Lorgar

And a bit of South America, only curling it's 'tail' a bit more towards the equator.

Sons of Lorgar

Umm... the Celcius scale was drawn up by a physicist in the mostly autocratic hereditary Swedish Monarchy during the short-lived Swedish Empire where it's kings claimed rule by conquest over what's today Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Livonia, the northern parts of Poland, the Karelian ishtmus, St. Petersburg and most of the German baltic coastline, fully encircling the Baltic sea. It was later selected to be included as a common use paralell to the Kelvin scale in the system of international standard measurements by the French republic due to it's decimal base and the ease of standardisation and conversion that brings. TL:DR Joke fail, Error 404: Communism not found in 17th century monarchy.

ThirdKind

...uh okay... you could have just said developed by Swedish astronomer Andres Celsius in 1742