No need for the weather channel anymore since you can get everything on your phones without having to wait.
Provided you have a smart phone. There are a lot of people who don't. My wife and I both have flip phones.
No need for the weather channel anymore since you can get everything on your phones without having to wait.
In my experience, at least in our neck of the woods, you are far more likely to have DSL or dial up telephone than satellite service...and I use backup power very frequently. But there is always weather band radio, which can be set to sound an alarm in severe weather....and you can use cellular telephone as a wireless modem. All in all, using TV for weather alerts...is one of the least efficient ways to get real time NOAA data
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No need for the weather channel anymore since you can get everything on your phones without having to wait.
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If I wanted to "Wake Up With Al", I would watch NBC. I wish that TWC would be like it was 5 years ago. I agree we need an alternative station for wether!!I'm with the OP, but not for local weather, but because NBC is ruining the Weather Channel brand with documentaries and "Today" type of bits (clothing, cooking, etc.). Weathercast would be wonderful competition. The local weather over the phone line is fine, local stations are best for true emergency info. If I want anything else I go to a news station. NBC/Roker is a disease. Don't try to be everything for everybody. It never works.
TWC was going downhill long before the peacock got their grubby hands on it.NBC just turned downhill into a landslide .I'm with the OP, but not for local weather, but because NBC is ruining the Weather Channel brand with documentaries and "Today" type of bits (clothing, cooking, etc.). Weathercast would be wonderful competition. The local weather over the phone line is fine, local stations are best for true emergency info. If I want anything else I go to a news station. NBC/Roker is a disease. Don't try to be everything for everybody. It never works.