This is how every weather forecast should be reported.

Mike Thomas, a weather forecaster in Washington, D.C., delivered a special report earlier this week, ahead of Taylor Swift’s 1989 World Tour stop in the nation’s capital. Because you can’t simply give any ol’ forecast when Tay’s in town, his report turned into a flood of Swift references.

“I know what you’re thinking — Mike, I knew you were trouble when you walked in, Mr. Weatherman,” he says at the beginning of his forecast, which was also uploaded to YouTube, referencing Swift’s hit, “I Knew You Were Trouble.”

Later on, when describing the rain moving over the region, he works in a “Shake It Off” reference, saying, “This rain keeps cruisin’, can’t stop, won’t stop movin’ and should continue to fade away from the area over the next few hours.”

The hilarious report caught the attention of Taylor herself, who gave Thomas a shoutout on Twitter.

“Never change, Mike the weatherman,” the star tweeted. “Never change.”

Mike, we whole-heartedly agree with Taylor. Seriously, you never missed a beat and we can tell you love the game.

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