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Weather Channel Graphics

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I have noticed once in awhile they have a problem with the lower graphic which is the local currents and time and temp. Other day they had the taller local lower graphic over the national Weather Channel graphics as those graphics were set for the smaller local lower current time and temp graphic not the tall one. Anyone every notice this?

Also about The Weather Channel they are calling their radar "Live Action Radar" which is alright. Remember back in the day when local stations called their radar Action Radar etc. Now local stations call their radar Live HD Dopplar, Pinpoint Dopplar, Super Dopplar.
 
"I have noticed once in a while they have a problem with the lower graphic, which is the local currents and time and temp. ...etc... Anyone ever notice this?"

Maybe it's a Weatherstar 4000 developing a case of ROM rot?
 
Darth_vader said:
"I have noticed once in a while they have a problem with the lower graphic, which is the local currents and time and temp. ...etc... Anyone ever notice this?"

Maybe it's a Weatherstar 4000 developing a case of ROM rot?
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Their lower display lines are permanently turned off now.

It's probably a case where TWC control has sent to the IntelliStars to display the normal-size LDL, not the big LDL, but the national big LDL is shown.
 
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