One of BBC Northern Ireland's weather presenters has cleared up why her alarm went off during her report on Tuesday evening.
Cecilia Daly was presenting the weather on BBC Newsline when viewers could hear an alarm tone playing in the background.
The video has now been shared thousands of times across social media, with over 75,000 people watching it on Twitter alone.
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The meteorologist has been praised for carrying on with her report like a pro. As she finished up, Cecilia laughed as she said: "If you can hear a tinkling, I'm really, really, sorry, it's my alarm which has gone off."
News presenter, Tara Mills, responded: "I thought it was the ice-cream van!"
But now Cecilia has taken to Twitter to clarify why she had an alarm set for 7pm. She said: "So if you’re wondering why I have an alarm going off at 7pm….it's my ‘stop eating’ alarm...my chocolate cut off lol."
One person replied that it's a great idea to have a "brake on the flake", with another adding "the explanation has made it even better."
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