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General Weather Chat / Re: What's the weather in your area?
« on: February 06, 2014, 09:13:38 AM »
Light snow and 0 °F. Snow showers are in the area. Feels like -14 °F. Winds E at 8 mph. Snowfall total from this event is 2.5".
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No, that college student, which seems right as that shot was taken at the College of Charleston in South Carolina, just wanted to be on TV and get attention.
Each "upgrade" of graphics has led to more and more and more "dumbing down". I have become more and more disappointed with each set of icons and maps - and I am a programmer as a profession.
Some OCMs, with Chris Warren being the biggest example, BABBLE about pictures and things they see. Others just read what is on the screen and provide NO background to what they are presenting.
The Weather Channel's slight rate increase is 100% earmarked for increasing the exact local severe coverage that will make The Weather Channel's already-essential coverage even more precise and imperative for our viewers.
I think it’s a dangerous gamble to put lives at risk for a penny. I think you’ll agree. Nobody can do weather like we do. Nobody.
To address the mention of who is responsible for long term programming and if they should be fired...
David Clark, President of The Weather Channel. Per his official biography on weather.com
It wouldn't be a stretch to assume he was brought here for this reason.