Weather Break-Ins

[WFTV Channel 9 80]

Hello, I was wondering if anyone here has any weather break-ins from different TV stations across the US (mainly severe weather break-ins but I can accept winter weather too).

 

If you have anything, pm me here or on YouTube.

[ToriElectra 292]

Well, here's one to start you off:

From 1993, during an ABC telecast of "Pretty Woman", WFAA had Neal Barton on air because of some tornadoes. I would've preempted the entire movie, because it's crap.

[kcnewsjunky 14]

Here is KSHB from yesterday's storms across the area.

[NEOMatrix 1307]

WYTV

2007:

2011:

[IndyNewsOpens 83]

Here you go. This is a break-in for severe weather approaching on WTHR Indianapolis, recorded by me on Nov 17, 2013.

 

 

EDIT: Another one I recorded on an account I forgot completely about. This one from WXIN:

 

[toxictwister00 25]

Where do I even begin, I got a whole playlist of just about everything from tornado outbreaks to flooding events to tropical storms to winter storms. I'll post the link to the playlist because it's dozens of videos in there. Most videos are from WSB, WAGA, WXIA, and WGCL.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL12A22298D45F6695

[TriangleTriadMediaNews 267]

James Spann, need I say more?

[LoadStar 364]

Hmm. This is interesting; this is one of the first times where I've seen a meteorologist use a tablet while at the chroma wall.

 

This triggers a thought process. The hand-held controls are pretty much obligatory, and have been for decades. Obviously, these are somewhat limited in what they can do. For everything else, the meteorologist has to have someone back at the computer assisting them. In some weather systems, they also have a limited pseudo-"touch" system that, frankly, always seems really glitchy and frustrating to use.

 

After seeing this, it would seem to me to be a natural fit to have a tablet-based control for the weather systems, but I've never seen something like that. Are there any weather systems that have tablet controls?