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Category Archives: The Weather Channel
Climate Craziness of the Week: The Weather Channel on crack
No, really, they must have been on crack when they came up with this one. I have no other explanation that works. First a primer. What is “Space Weather”? Wikipedia (agreed not the best source but humor me, at least … Continue reading
Posted in GLOC, Ridiculae, The Weather Channel
Tagged Empire State Building, idiocy, Space weather, The Weather Channel, Weather
108 Comments
There’s no business like snow business – Weather Channel to start naming winter storms
From their press release The Weather Channel announced today its new naming system for winter storms, making it the first national organization in North America to proactively name winter storms. In time for the start of the winter season, naming … Continue reading
Posted in Ridiculae, snowfall, The Weather Channel, Weather
Tagged Ancient Greece, Star Trek The Wrath of Khan, weather channel, Winter storm
74 Comments
30 years ago today, The Weather Channel went live
UPDATE: added a second video from Joe D’Aleo, the founding director of meteorology. On May 2nd of 1982, John Coleman launched The Weather Channel with the help of a small army of very talented people. I’m proud to be a … Continue reading
Posted in The Weather Channel
Tagged Atlanta, David Hartman, Good Morning America, John Coleman, May 2nd 1982, NBCUniversal, TWC, weather channel
19 Comments
Live blogging from the Weather Channel 30th anniversary
It has been a busy day for me. I chased the last remaining (yet to be surveyed) USHCN weather station in Georgia at Dahlonega, plus did historical reference interviews with TWC founder John Coleman and Director of Meteorology Joe D’Aleo … Continue reading
Posted in The Weather Channel
Tagged Earth science, Georgia, John Coleman, Meteorology, TWC, Weather, weather channel, weather station
37 Comments
The backstory of how I’ve been invited to The Weather Channel 30 year reunion this weekend
No, I won’t be meeting Heidi Cullen. 30 years ago, on May 2nd, 1982, a new satellite channel debut made history. TWC went online thanks to the work of dozens of pioneering meteorologists and technicians, including my friends John Coleman … Continue reading
Posted in The Weather Channel
Tagged Apple, Atlanta, Heidi Cullen, IBM, NTSC, Steve Wozniak, Television, weather channel
123 Comments
