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Telejornal (meteorologia)

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A short clip from a Portuguese-language TV news weather segment, featuring the familiar forecast presentation style. Creators use it for funny weather jokes, news parodies and everyday forecast memes.

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About this sound

This seven-second clip captures the brisk, polished tone of a Portuguese-language television news weather segment, with a presenter-style delivery that immediately signals a forecast is coming. The pacing is confident and matter-of-fact, the kind of voice viewers associate with maps, temperatures and changing conditions, even without seeing the screen. That familiarity is what makes it work in edits: dropped over a clip of rain, sunshine or an unexpected change of plans, it turns an ordinary moment into a mock news bulletin. It feels official and slightly dramatic, so a joke lands harder when the weather turns out to be completely different from the forecast.

Pro tip

Place it right before the reveal, such as a downpour or a sunny beach shot, and let the forecast-style delivery set up the contrast. Keep the clip uncut at the start of the scene, then cut to the punchline without adding another voiceover on top.

How people use it

Creators mock a rainy day that ruins outdoor plans.
Editors parody a news bulletin about sudden weather changes.
Friends joke about a forecast that gets everything wrong.
Streamers introduce a storm scene with a news-style opening.

More information

Telejornal is the Portuguese term for a television news programme, and meteorologia refers to its weather segment, so this clip comes from that familiar broadcast format rather than a single viral character or song. Short news-style audio is widely reused online because listeners recognise the format instantly, even in another language. On soundboards it is kept as a compact weather joke, often shared between friends and creators who want a quick, recognisable newsroom feel without using a long broadcast recording.

FAQ

What is the Telejornal Meteorologia sound?

It is a short Portuguese-language clip in the style of a television news weather segment. The presenter-style delivery makes it sound like a forecast introduction, which is why creators use it for weather jokes and mock news edits.

Where does Telejornal Meteorologia come from?

The title refers to the weather part of a Portuguese-language TV news programme, rather than a named show or character. The exact broadcast is not identified in the available information, so it is best treated as a generic news weather clip.

How can I use this sound in a video?

Use it at the start of a weather joke or mock bulletin, then cut to the contrasting scene, such as rain on a beach day. Keep it short and let the news-style tone do the setup, rather than layering another narrator over it.