While touch screens are ubiquitous in our day and age, ABC 7 Chicago weatherman and meteorologist Greg Dutra was awestruck when his hand brushed against the screen as he gave the weather forecast o…
While touch screens are ubiquitous in our day and age, ABC 7 Chicago weatherman and meteorologist
was awestruck when his hand brushed against the screen as he gave the weather forecast on Thursday morning, moving the map.“Are you serious? Did you just discover that?” morning co-host Val Warner, who was off-camera, asks him as his jaw drops. Another co-host, Terrell Brown, pops into frame and shows the weatherman that, yes, you can move the screen by touching it, as the pair grin ear to ear.Dutra then learns not only can he move the map but he can actually zoom in on it as well. He belts out a hearty chuckle while Warner and Brown can both be heard cackling at their pal.
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