Watch: Ellen Bacca’s Incredible Catch on Live TV Puts NFL Pros to Shame

People watching News 8 in West Michigan probably thought they were tuning in to get the latest forecast from Chief Meteorologist Ellen Bacca.

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While they got that, they also got to witness an impressive feat during the live shot that should have made The Weather Channel's Top Ten plays of the day.

If you've ever noticed a Meteorologist with a clicker-like device in their hand, it is not because they were channel surfing before they went on air and forgot to set it down

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It's actually called a weather clicker and is used to advance slides, change graphics, or trigger weather playback on a screen during a broadcast.

It functions like a presentation clicker, but specifically for the weather segment.

Bacca was doing a weather forecast Sunday night and when she started talking about how cold weather in Montana led to some snow showers and that same front would be making its way to West Michigan later in the week.

As soon as she mentioned the S word (SNOW), the weather clicker seemed to jump from her hands, and in a brief second of pure chaos, Bacca was able to put on an impressive hands clinic that would put Detroit Lions wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown to shame, as she bobbled it and was able to catch it all while not missing a beat.

Bacca shared the moment on her Facebook page which you can watch below.

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