Weather Channel Local Forecast 1993publisher732026-09-19 | Weather Channel Local Forecast 1993The Weather Channel New Years 2000/2001publisher732023-01-29 | Footage from The Weather Channel Dec. 31, 2000-Jan. 1, 2001. Features meteorologists Warren Madden and Mike Bono.The Weather Channel Christmas 1996publisher732023-01-23 | A brief clip of a Local Forecast from Dec. 25, 1996, followed by two hours of footage from Dec. 24, 1996.WeatherStar 4000 Simulation Flood Warning 04-10-21publisher732021-04-10 | A J-flavor local forecast simulation from April 10, 2021, with bulletin scroll for a flood warning in effect. The simulator radar is off-line, so the flavor ends with the NWS Outlook, itself the subject of a glitch that lists the wrong date period. Bonus ID at the end of the forecast.WeatherStar 4000 Simulation Severe Outbreak 3-17-21 SD 480ppublisher732021-03-17 | A J-flavor local forecast simulation from March 17, 2021, during an expected St. Patrick's Day outbreak of severe weather across the south. The National Weather Service issued a rare "Particularly Dangerous Situation (PDS)" warning on this date. The simulator radar is off-line, so the flavor ends with the NWS Outlook, itself the subject of a glitch that lists the wrong date period.WeatherStar 4000 Simulation What a Difference a Week Makespublisher732021-02-23 | What a difference a week and a southerly wind make. An H-Flavor local forecast simulation on a beautiful day across the Deep South, Tuesday, Feb. 23, 2021.WeatherStar 4000 Simulation Pleasant New Orleans SD 480ppublisher732021-02-22 | A K-flavor local forecast from New Orleans, LA, on a pleasant Monday afternoon, Feb. 22, 2021.WeatherStar 4000 Simulator H Flavor 02-21-21publisher732021-02-21 | An H-flavor local forecast on an afternoon of seasonable conditions in the deep South, Sunday, Feb. 21, 2021. The simulator radar is off-line, so the local observations pages substitutes at the end of the sequence.WeatherStar 4000 Simulator 02 20 21 SD 480ppublisher732021-02-20 | An L-flavor local forecast as seasonable temperatures return to most of the southern U.S., Saturday, Feb. 20, 2021. The simulator radar is offline, so the sequence is replaced with the Almanac page.WeatherStar 4000 Simulation Southern Thaw Begins 02-19-21publisher732021-02-19 | A D-flavor local forecast simulation at t he end of a week-long cold weather outbreak and ice event across the deep South, Friday, Feb. 19, 2021. The simulator radar is off-line so the almanac substitutes at the end of the sequence.WeatherStar 4000 Simulation Southern Thaw Begins 02-18-21publisher732021-02-18 | A K-flavor local forecast simulation at t he end of a week-long cold weather outbreak and ice event across the deep South, Thursday, Feb. 18, 2021. The simulator radar is off-line so the current conditions-latest observations page substitutes at the end of the sequence.WeatherStar 4000 Simulation Southern Winter Stormpublisher732021-02-17 | An E-flavor local forecast simulation during day three of a cold weather outbreak and the second winter storm in rapid succession, Wednesday, Feb. 17, 2021. The simulator radar is off-line so the final page is a substituted screen capture from Accuweather.WeatherStar 4000 Simulation Frigid Deep South 02-15-21publisher732021-02-15 | An M-flavor local forecast simulation from Feb. 15, 2021, during a southern ice storm and hard freeze event. The simulator radar is off-line, so the flavor ends with the Local Observations page. Additionally, the NWS Outlook page is the subject of a glitch that lists the wrong date period.WeatherStar 4000 Simulation Frigid Deep South 02-15-21publisher732021-02-15 | A J-flavor local forecast simulation from Feb. 15, 2021, during an ice storm and hard freeze event. The simulator radar is off-line, so the flavor ends with the NWS Outlook, itself the subject of a glitch that lists the wrong date period.WeatherStar 4000 Simulation Southern Winter Storm 02-14-21publisher732021-02-14 | An E-flavor local forecast simulation from Feb. 14, 2021, about 12-24 hours in advance of a major winter storm event across deep south Mississippi and Louisiana (as well as many other locations across the U.S.). The simulator radar is off-line, so the flavor ends with the Local Observations page.WeatherStar 4000 Simulation Southern Winter Storm 02-14-21publisher732021-02-14 | A J-flavor local forecast simulation from Feb. 14, 2021, about 12-24 hours in advance of a major winter storm event across deep south Mississippi and Louisiana (as well as many other locations across the U.S.). The simulator radar is off-line, so the flavor ends with the NWS Outlook, itself the subject of a glitch that lists the wrong date period.WeatherStar 4000 Simulation Southern Winter Storm 02-13-21publisher732021-02-13 | An M-flavor local forecast simulation from Feb. 13, 2021, about 36 hours in advance of a major winter storm event across deep south Mississippi and Louisiana (as well as many other locations across the U.S.). The simulator radar is off-line, so the flavor ends with the Local Observations page. Additionally, the NWS Outlook page is the subject of a glitch that lists the wrong date period.WeatherStar 4000 Simulation Winter Storm 02-13-21publisher732021-02-13 | A J-flavor local forecast simulation from Feb. 13, 2021, about 36 hours in advance of a major winter storm event across deep south Mississippi and Louisiana (as well as many other locations across the U.S.). The simulator radar is off-line, so the flavor ends with the NWS Outlook, itself the subject of a glitch that lists the wrong date period.WeatherStar 4000 Simulation Southern Snow 01-10-21publisher732021-01-11 | An L flavor simulation of WeatherStar coverage from Jackson, MS, of a rare southern snow event. I regret the usual radar imagery is unavailable because it appears this event is even more significant than forecasters predicted. Though current conditions read "heavy rain," heavy snow was actually falling in Madison, MS, north of the observations point. A winter storm warning had been issued for the area earlier on Sunday, and then later downgraded to an advisory. At 9:30 PM central, it definitely appears the snow would be steady and prolonged, but surface temperatures remained above freezing at that point.WeatherStar 4000 Simulation Southern Snow 01-10-21publisher732021-01-11 | An M flavor simulation of WeatherStar coverage from Jackson, MS, of a rare southern snow event. I regret the usual radar imagery is unavailable because it appears this event is even more significant than forecasters predicted. A winter storm warning had been issued for the area earlier on Sunday, and then later downgraded to an advisory. At 9:30 PM central, it definitely appears the snow would be steady and prolonged, but surface temperatures remained above freezing at that point.Weatherstar 4000 Simulation Hurricane Zeta Orleans, LApublisher732020-10-28 | An N-flavor and subsequent M-flavor WeatherStar 4000 simulation with a Hurricane Zeta update from the National Weather Service in New Orleans, LA, Oct. 28, 2020. The music is "Visiting" by Will Ackerman and "Morning Mist" by David Chesky.WeatherStar 4000 Simulation Hurricane Zetapublisher732020-10-28 | A J-flavor WeatherStar 4000 simulation with a Hurricane Zeta update from the National Weather Service in Jackson, MS, Oct. 28, 2020. The music is "Minuano" by Pat Metheny Group.WeatherStar 4000 Simulation Hurricane Sallypublisher732020-09-15 | 20+ minutes of WeatherStar 4000 simulator footage during the imminent landfall of Hurricane Sally from Gulfport, MS, Sept. 14, 2020.N Flavor Simulation with Hurricane Sally Updatepublisher732020-09-14 | AN N-flavor WeatherStar 4000 simulation with an NWS Hurricane Sally flood warning crawl in Gulfport, MS, Sept. 14, 2020. The music is "Namaste" by Mark Sloniker. The audio and video were combined from separate recordings, thus no narration or warning scroll tone.J Flavor Simulation with Hurricane Sally Updatepublisher732020-09-14 | A J-flavor WeatherStar 4000 simulation with a Hurricane Sally update from the National Weather Service in Jackson, MS, Sept. 14, 2020. The music is "Filipa" by Aftertouch.The Weather Channel Christmas 1989publisher732020-08-29 | It is so hot here on this final weekend of August 2020. Heat indices between 100-110. So why not go back to the coldest period I can remember? Footage from The Weather Channel early on Christmas eve 1989. Much of the country was experiencing frigid cold, including record lows and a bit of snow in the deep south. Features on-camera meteorologist Mike Bono and Patrick Core, who was at the time in the apprentice program at the network.The Weather Channel technical difficulties 1991publisher732020-07-20 | A few minutes of footage of technical difficulties on The Weather Channel, April 26, 1991.The Weather Channel June-July 1999publisher732020-07-17 | Footage from The Weather Channel, June 30-July 1, 1999. Features on-camera meteorologists Dan Atkinson, Marshall Seese, Heather Tesch, Jim Cantore, Bill Keneely, Jeanetta Jones, and Marny Stanier.The Weather Channel The Chase 1996publisher732020-07-14 | A documentary program aired on The Weather Channel July 4, 1996 (It originally aired in 1995). Narrated by longtime meteorologist and anchor Charlie Welsh. Also includes live weather coverage featuring on-camera meteorologists Rich Johnson, Cheryl Lemke, and Will Annen.The Weather Channel D-Day: Forecast For Victory 1994publisher732020-06-06 | A special program aired on The Weather Channel June 6, 1994, the 50th anniversary of the D-Day invasion. Hosted by longtime meteorologist Charlie Welsh.The Weather Channel Day Planner 2005publisher732020-06-03 | Footage from The Weather Channel Aug. 15, 2005. Features on-camera meteorologists Marshall Seese, Heather Tesch, and Nicole Mitchell. The Weather Channel's current logo and its "Bringing Weather to Life" branding campaign premiered on this date, which was two weeks before the landfall of Hurricane Katrina.The Weather Channel Evening Edition 2005publisher732020-06-03 | A brief clip of footage from The Weather Channel Aug. 14, 2005. Features on-camera meteorologists Warren Madden and Mike Bettes.The Weather Channel Five Great Weather Disasters, 1996publisher732020-05-31 | A documentary program aired on The Weather Channel June 16, 1996. Narrated by longtime meteorologist and anchor Charlie Welsh. Also includes brief clips of live weather coverage featuring on-camera meteorologists Gene Rubin and Jeff Morrow.The Weather Channel April 1989, Part IIpublisher732020-05-30 | On-camera meteorologists Vivian Brown, Tom Moore, and Mike Bono are featured in footage from The Weather Channel, April 14, 1989.The Weather Channel 1996publisher732020-05-26 | A brief clip of footage from The Weather Channel March 17, 1996. Features on-camera meteorologist Kristina Abernathy. A network ID at the end of the clip uses the new tagline "No Place on Earth Has Better Weather," though this spot is in the creative style of those that preceded it from 1991-96. The network would soon premiere a brand new set of graphics and music to complete the campaign. With the introduction of a new studio and main set in early 1997, the network will have completely overhauled its on-air look.The Weather Channel June 2008publisher732020-05-24 | Footage from The Weather Channel, June 2, 2008. The TWC new high-definintion broadcast studio premiered on this date. Features on-camera meteorologists Paul Goodloe, Alexandra Steele, and Jim Cantore, and hurricane specialist Dr. Steve Lyons.The Weather Channel December 2000publisher732020-05-23 | Footage from The Weather Channel Dec. 18 and 21, 2000, during a rather old holiday season for much of the nation. Features on-camera meteorologists Kim Perez, Paul Goodloe, Mike Seidel, Paul Emmick, Jeff Morrow, and Kristina Abernathy, and winter storm analyst Paul Kocin.The Weather Channel Tornado Chase 1996publisher732020-05-23 | A documentary aired on The Weather Channel Sept. 15, 1996. This is the final in a semi-regular series of in-house produced documentaries dating to 1989 to air on the network. It is also the final to feature narration by the late Charlie Welsh, a longtime TWC personality who by the time of this program's airing had retired from his position as an on-camera meteorologist. Welsh had been with the network since its launch in 1982.The Weather Channel October 2003publisher732020-05-20 | On-camera meteorologists Hillary Andrews and Mark Mancuso in footage from The Weather Channel, Oct. 4, 2003.The Weather Channel Hurricane Fran 1996, Part IIpublisher732020-05-17 | On-camera meteorologists Mike Seidel, Jill Brown, Jim Cantore, Jeff Morrow, Brad Edwards, Sharon Resultan, and Dave Schwartz appear in footage from The Weather Channel after the landfall of Hurricane Fran, Sept. 5, 1996.The Weather Channel November 2002publisher732020-05-16 | On-camera meteorologists Jeff Morrow, Vivian Brown, Warren Madden, and Kristina Abernathy appear in footage from The Weather Channel, Nov. 21, 2002.The Weather Channel Christmas 1995, Part IIpublisher732020-05-15 | On-camera meteorologists Cheryl Lemke and Jill Brown appear on The Weather Channel, Dec. 25, 1995.The Weather Channel January 1994publisher732020-05-14 | Footage from The Weather Channel, Jan. 18, 1994. Features on-camera meteorologists Mike Bono, Jill Brown, and Declan Cannon.The Weather Channel May 1989, Part IIpublisher732020-05-13 | Footage from The Weather Channel, May 26, 1989. Features on-camera meteorologists Dan Pope, Jeanetta Jones, and Kevan Ramer. The Weatherstar unit for this Comcast Cable affiliate was out of order and in process of being replaced at the time of the recording, thus no local forecast data, lower thirds, or local ad information.The Weather Channel Northridge Earthquake 1994publisher732020-05-11 | Footage from The Weather Channel, Jan. 17, 1994, including early coverage of the devastating Northridge Earthquake. Features on-camera meteorologists Mark Mancuso, Vivian Brown, Rick Griffin, Marny Stanier, and Tom Moore,The Weather Channel Weatherstar 4000 Error 2002publisher732020-05-09 | About 12 minutes of a Weatherstar 4000 error captured March 30, 2002. After the first 20 seconds or so, I replaced the white noise audio with Trammell Starks tracks to liven it up a bit.The Weather Channel The Long Hot Winter 1989publisher732020-05-08 | A special presentation of The Weather Channel, Sept. 18, 1989. Hosted by longtime on-camera meteorologist Jeff Morrow.The Weather Channel Solar Eclipse 1994publisher732020-05-07 | Coverage from The Weather Channel of the May 10, 1994 solar eclipse. Features on-camera meteorologists Marny Stanier, Tom Moore, Jill Brown, Bill Keneely, and Declan Cannon.The Weather Channel September 1990, Part 3publisher732020-05-06 | A brief clip of footage from The Weather Channel, Sept. 15, 1990. Features on-camera meteorologists Keith Westerlage and Diane Barone.The Weather Channel Christmas 2003publisher732020-05-05 | Footage from The Weather Channel, Dec. 24, 2003. Features on-camera meteorologists Alexandra Steele, Marshall Seese, and Dennis Smith.The Weather Channel September 1990, Part 2publisher732020-05-04 | Footage from The Weather Channel, Sept. 18, 1990. Features on-camera meteorologists Rich Johnson, Declan Cannon, George Elliott, and Tom Moore, and hurricane specialist John Hope.