Boyfriend Videobombs Weather Report, Asks Meteorologist To Marry Him

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The barometric pressure may have been high, but during Wednesday night's weather report on "Telediario Nocturno," one knee dropped awfully low.

Indeed, the only precipitation in Monterrey, Mexico, came from the eyes of meteorologist Marcela Mistral, after her boyfriend Poncho de Nigris interrupted her segment to propose to her.

Rather than strut right onto the stage mid-broadcast, de Nigris opted to first show up on the massive screen showing the five-day forecast behind Mistral, appearing as a giant in the foreground.

Then, as cheesy romantic music played, de Nigris asked Mistral to marry him -- and she said yes.

Here's a HuffPost translation of the proposal:

PONCHO: Hey Marcela, my love. I would like to tell you something, so I’d like one minute of your time, if you’ll let me? 
[walks out onto stage]
PONCHO: How are you my love? How are you?
MARCELA: We’re live, on the air. What’s going on? 
PONCHO: I’ll explain. Thank you all for giving me the space for this important moment.

[walks across]

I wanted to tell you -- I wanted to interrupt you at work at this moment, which is very important to me. Everything that we’ve lived together these past six months ... I wanted to tell you that I love you very much, which for me is very special. And so you’ve made me very happy, you’ve made me a better man and a better person, a better human being. I’d like for this not to end here. I don’t want this to just end in courtship, which maybe people won’t know. I want it to continue all our lives and I hope that Jesus Christ will always watch over us with his love. And the only thing I’ve come to tell you at the news station, in this moment that was made for you … I’ve come to propose we start a life together and that you always be by my side during this life -- that you’ll be my wife. 
MARCELA: Oh, no. Dear God. 
PONCHO: Do you want to marry me? 
MARCELA: Yes! 
OTHER ANCHORS: Bravo! Marvelous, how beautiful!

Granted, De Nigris isn't exactly a stranger to televised romance. In 2011, the Mexican TV star appeared on "Mitad y Mitad," a reality program that follows "handsome heartthrobs" in their pursuit of true love.

Here's hoping the two have clear skies ahead.

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