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You're incapable of seeing a missing morning daypart?I am incapable of seeing why that is relevant to the quality of the playlist.
Then, explain why over half of all these indie artists made it to the recent playlists? That's all i'm going to say warn me if you want.Why would I warn you? Its not against the rules to have different opinions.
It's all good! 
This is why some of you guys (not you Zach) shouldn't be pelting TWC with emails to start the list early...they started early and now we get a half-assed list.Seriously? You think TWC actually listens to any of you in regards to starting these playlist? I think you are lucky if they even look at an artist someone recommends. I can't believe you think the playlist would be magically better if it started a week later. How can you tell by looking at a list of songs that it was rushed. The Weather Channel could care less what a niche group of music fanatics think about their playlists.
TWC should have put some thought into the playlist. It's pretty incomplete and half-baked.Just because you don't like it doesn't mean they didn't put work into it.Where's the morning section?
Haha I guess you just have to be a fan of it to appreciate it.OK can someone explain why these Glee songs are so popular? Honestly most of the songs sound the same to me.
Because Glee is the most amazing show ever on Television!!!! I will admit I am a die-hard gleek myself! I recently bought their latest Christmas album right after their Christmas special.
lol. I'll calm down now. The most popular songs such as Don't Stop Believin' touched everyone's hearts probably because of their awesome voices.
Very bland indeed!I think the graphics look weird. I object!
They look kinda bland to me, but I do like the new teaser they have been using on First Outlook Martin posted the other day.
Updated Accuweather Map - Now they have me in the possibility range.
