| Display title | Weather Report Narration |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Weather Report Narration is when some of the first words in a story is a comment on the weather. Seen a lot in Literature, but also shows up in Film Noir detective stories when the narration begins "The rain was making a jazz drumbeat against my office window when the dame with the case walked in...", or something similar. |