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Tonight's Game 1 of the 2017 World Series in Los Angeles is going to have the hottest temperature ever to start a World Series game at 101 degrees. According to MLB.com, the previous record was Game 1 of the 2001 World Series (Yankees at Diamondbacks) when it was 94 degrees in Phoenix with the roof open at the formerly named BoB (Bank One Ballpark, now Chase Field).

In the meantime, back to a few more cool caps before Ginger again goes on maternity leave:

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Figuring from this point until the start of next baseball season, any caps we see of Ginger Zee (including any shots if and when she shows up at various book signings in early December) will be indeed nice to see:

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Many thanks for Ginger

Amazing, thanks.

Ginger was looking rather hot on Tuesday.
There are even a couple of Periscope images:

Always stunning

Thanks, bigzman

It's nice that she doesn't seem to be hiding herself as much during this pregnancy.


Thanks for the caps.

Thanks for the continued kind words.

As long as she will be on the air prior to taking her second maternity leave (please keep in mind that a good chunk of early December, Ginger will be on a book tour--so, I am sure there will be plenty of pics on social media to possibly share), I will try my best to continue to cap her when I can.

In the meantime, the weather banners took over for most of Thursday :

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Here is a short but cool article from Robert Feder when he discussed briefly about Ginger Zee's first book, Natural Disasters: I Cover Them, I Am One.

You will need to scroll down about a third of the way down to read the article:
http://www.robertfeder.com/2017/11/22/robservations-daily-herald-film-critic-dann-gire-accepts-buyout/

Six more days until her book is released:

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Hope you enjoy reading her book:

Thanks again.