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Live TV Weather Forecast Broadcast Scene

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Maintain the twins from the reference image, realistic live-action style, outdoor live broadcast scene of a TV news program. In the foreground, a weather forecaster stands, pointing at a one-week weather forecast board while explaining the weather from today to next week. The board has weather icons like sunny, cloudy, rainy marks, with a TV program-like clear design. The weather forecaster is prominently shown in the foreground, explaining in a natural pose typical of news programs. In the background, the two twins are standing, looking towards the camera. The twins are fully visible. Their clothing is casual summer wear: refreshing T-shirts or thin shirts, light summer outfits. They do not carry bags or other items. The atmosphere is natural, as if they are ordinary people accidentally caught in the news broadcast. Both look slightly interested as they gaze at the camera. Outdoor bright daytime, natural light, location like a city street or park. Realistic image quality typical of TV broadcast cameras, shallow depth of field, natural composition like news programs, documentary style, photorealistic, ultra-high definition, realistic TV broadcast quality. Do not include corporate logos or text on clothes, signs, or screen. On the board, above each weather mark, write the date and day of the week, and below each weather mark, write the temperature. Change the bottom-right mark to sunny; do not change the others.

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