I never pay any attention to his tie. What I look for with Morgan is if he has his coat off then it's getting kind of bad. If he has his sleeves rolled up then you better take cover. I never could figure out the rolling up the sleeves.
I'll always associate "Major" Payne with the maniacal deceleration...."killer tornado Gary!! Killer tornado on the ground!!!"
I think Dave is alot better in studio.
Man, I remember Gary waaaay back when I was a kid. Good luck to him! What a great career.
Sears shirts don't wick away sweat very well.
Kind of like how Sears jeans hang worse than curtains and duct tape.
Hahahaha... YES!!! That's awesome
I could have sworn that a few years ago he said he would be there for 10 more years. I guess that went by faster than I thought it would. I never thought I would see the day when old Gary retired. It will be weird not seeing him on there. And hearing his funny sayings that he has. The way he pronounced some of our towns is so funny.
Did news 9 finally see his bar tab or something?
I just couldn't watch Gary England the last few years...he was way past when he should have retired. He was reading the weather like that's the first time he'd ever heard of what he was reading. It was painfully obvious someone else was doing all the work and Gary was just reading it on air. He's definitely making the right choice leaving for something managerial. I'm surprised David Payne would change stations since KFOR has been the top station for a long, long time, they must have offered him some pretty sweet perks to switch to a lower rated network. Personally I wish KFOR would get rid of that Kent Ogre or whichever Ogre he is, that pasty giant gives me the creeps. He seems like the kind of guy who has some kind of sick shrine hidden in his house where he does horrible things to babies.
I agree somewhat that it's been time for Gary to pass the torch for awhile. He created an entire industry from scratch and pretty and much single handedly. He did good so he's got nothing to be ashamed of, we all get old and slow down. I'm going to miss him though, he was the one we always watched when I was a kid in the '70s. Back then and well into the '80's Gary had no peer. 
