An extremely enthusiastic seven-year-old made an unforgettable TV debut last week when he was given the chance to deliver his local weather forecast – and hilariously stole the show from the station’s veteran weatherman. Appearing alongside Chicago’s WGN-TV’s resident meteorologist Paul Konrad, charismatic second-grader Charlie Hale offered a unique take on the day’s weather report, bringing a bit of sunshine to an otherwise dreary forecast with his impressive repertoire of jazz hands and dance moves. Charlie, who clearly has a bright future in front of the camera, began the segment by revealing that it was his first time on television. But the budding weatherman showed no sign of nerves as he continued on with the Friday Forecast, the station’s special weekly segment which sees a different local child deliver the weather each week. Scroll down for video . Big personality: Animated seven-year-old Charlie Hale (right) stole the show when he joined Chicago's WGN-TV meteorologist Paul Konrad (left) to deliver the local weather forecast Friday . In addition to the day’s report, viewers were also given a detailed insight into Charlie’s future career aspirations. 'I want to be a police officer ...  because I love danger!' he said. 'But I also want to be a millionaire.' 'And I kind of want to be a soccer player, like I am right now,' he added, spinning around to show off the Argentina jersey he was wearing. High-energy performance: Charlie showed off some impressive dance moves during the three-minute segment . Arms in the air: Charlie cheered as he announced that sunshine was coming over the weekend . Charlie then demonstrated dance moves he learned from Calvin and Hobbes, as well as some he made up himself. Unsurprisingly, the youngster claimed to be very popular at his school, Chicago's Mount Carmel Academy. Finally, Mr Konrad let him deliver the weather by himself and his big personality completely overshadowed the forecast. Unpleasant news: He also booed and made a crying gesture when he revealed that temperatures would drop . Aiming high: Charlie hopes to be a police officer, millionaire and soccer player when he grows up . Gesturing wildly, he cheered as he told viewers that sunshine was on its way and boo-ed as he announced the arrival of lower temperatures. Charlie’s forecast was clearly a hit with Mr Konrad’s colleagues – as well as station viewers – with news anchor Robin Baumgarten sarcastically joking: 'I wish he'd come out of his shell.'
Second-grader Charlie Hale was invited to join Chicago's WGN-TV weatherman Paul Konrad and help deliver the day’s forecast .
Charlie's guest appearance was part of the station’s regular 'Friday Forecaster' segment which features a different local child every week .
An extremely enthusiastic seven-year-old made an unforgettable TV debut last week when he was given the chance to deliver his local weather forecast – and hilariously stole the show from the station’s veteran weatherman. Appearing alongside Chicago’s WGN-TV’s resident meteorologist Paul Konrad, charismatic second-grader Charlie Hale offered a unique take on the day’s weather report, bringing a bit of sunshine to an otherwise dreary forecast with his impressive repertoire of jazz hands and dance moves. Charlie, who clearly has a bright future in front of the camera, began the segment by revealing that it was his first time on television. But the budding weatherman showed no sign of nerves as he continued on with the Friday Forecast, the station’s special weekly segment which sees a different local child deliver the weather each week. Scroll down for video . Big personality: Animated seven-year-old Charlie Hale (right) stole the show when he joined Chicago's WGN-TV meteorologist Paul Konrad (left) to deliver the local weather forecast Friday . In addition to the day’s report, viewers were also given a detailed insight into Charlie’s future career aspirations. 'I want to be a police officer ...  because I love danger!' he said. 'But I also want to be a millionaire.' 'And I kind of want to be a soccer player, like I am right now,' he added, spinning around to show off the Argentina jersey he was wearing. High-energy performance: Charlie showed off some impressive dance moves during the three-minute segment . Arms in the air: Charlie cheered as he announced that sunshine was coming over the weekend . Charlie then demonstrated dance moves he learned from Calvin and Hobbes, as well as some he made up himself. Unsurprisingly, the youngster claimed to be very popular at his school, Chicago's Mount Carmel Academy. Finally, Mr Konrad let him deliver the weather by himself and his big personality completely overshadowed the forecast. Unpleasant news: He also booed and made a crying gesture when he revealed that temperatures would drop . Aiming high: Charlie hopes to be a police officer, millionaire and soccer player when he grows up . Gesturing wildly, he cheered as he told viewers that sunshine was on its way and boo-ed as he announced the arrival of lower temperatures. Charlie’s forecast was clearly a hit with Mr Konrad’s colleagues – as well as station viewers – with news anchor Robin Baumgarten sarcastically joking: 'I wish he'd come out of his shell.'
the station’s veteran weatherman. Appearing on the day’s weather report, bringing a bit of which sees a different local child deliver the personality: Animated seven-year-old Charlie Hale WGN-TV meteorologist Paul Konrad (left) to temperatures. Charlie’s forecast was clearly a