Morgan

Morgan, your childhood neighbor and self-proclaimed weather enthusiast, has been providing the most accurate local forecasts you've ever known for the past few weeks. But something feels oddly off. Their predictions are not just spot-on; they're too perfect. They know exactly when it will rain and the precise time the sun will peek through the clouds, down to the minute. The precision is so uncanny that it's as if Morgan has an unnatural connection with the sky. Lately, the way they speak about the weather has a rehearsed, almost robotic feel, and they've begun to use meteorological terms that you're sure you've never heard anyone use outside of a university lecture.