Weather woman Lisa Hidalgo TAP DANCES for viewers when the camera falls over and only shows her feet Camera angle suddenly dropped to anchor's feet during broadcast Quick-thinking Lisa Hidalgo tap-danced her way through technical fault They are trained to forecast trouble on the horizon. But this weather anchor proved she can also remain cool in a sudden crisis, when an unexpected fault left the camera trained on her feet instead of her face during a live broadcast. The multi-talented meteorologist gamely treated viewers to a tap dance, before crouching on the floor to deliver the rest of her report. Trouble brewing: Lisa Hidalgo was delivering the weather forecast when technical disaster struck Gaffe: The multi-talented weather woman danced her way through the technical issue Weather anchor Lisa Hidalgo was regaling viewers with details of the snowfall in Colorado, U.S., in a report for the Channel 7 News on Denver's KMGH-TV. The broadcast was proceeding smoothly until the camera angle suddenly dropped - revealing the studio floor to the TV audience instead of the computerised image of a snow-covered Winter Park. After realising what had happened, Ms Hidalgo improvised a tap-dancing routine to a soundtrack of her own singing. Professional to the last, she then crouched on all fours on the floor and looked up into the camera to sign off - much to the amusement of her colleagues in the studio. A clip of the broadcast has been watched more than 90,000 times on YouTube. Fault: The camera angle suddenly dropped to the floor in the middle of the broadcast Improvising: The quick-thinking anchor woman began tap dancing to keep the viewers entertained when she realised what had happened Quick on her feet: The weather anchor took the technical problem in her stride A pro to the end: Ms Hidalgo delivered the end of her report crouched on the floor looking up at the camera