I'm down to begging you guys. It concerns the most important part of your newscast for me, your weather - and the graphics that illustrate the forecast. 

I watch the weather so I can see the best time to take the dog out, who refuses to walk in any kind of rain. (So Wednesday's rolling out the Beryl deluge is going to be especially challenging!) I like both meteorologists Anthony Farnell and Russ Hull and find they often seem to have the most accurate forecasts. And that's why the "Futurecast," which times out when the worst of the weather is going to hit, is so useful to me. Sometimes, I even watch it in slow-mo to try to get a better idea of the timing, because it moves so fast.

But here's the problem. That map is designed in such a way that the weather presenter is almost ALWAYS standing right in front of the clock that maps out the most likely time for rain. (See two examples from Tuesday's 6 PM news below.) 

They do this every single night and it drives me crazy (admittedly, not a long drive.) I believe Farnell is taller than Hull and it's even worse when he's on. The timing of the storm doesn't do me or your viewers any good if you can't see it 70% of the time. All it would take is a slight redesign of this graphic, moving the clock to the other side of the screen. There is no point in showing this if you're just going to block it with your head every single night. It's incredibly frustrating when you can't see the one thing you're looking for most. 

Please fix this once and for all. It simply can't be that hard to do. I almost never see this on other stations, so I know it can be done. Because as it stands now, it's way past "time."