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Will TWC step up to the plate?

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There will be atypical weather conditions from GA to New England with heavy rains, winds to 70 mph, isolated tornados etc. Cities affected (and I apologize if I miss U) are Richmond, Wash DC, balt, Philly, NYC, and Hartford-Bos. In short, a nasty event.
I'm wondering if TWC will forego all their "weather reality" shows and do their job!
 
Well if they do, they will center on NEW YORK only! Everytime TWC seems to be doing weather, they're talking about New York City. Don't even mention L.A or Seattle at all. [I apologize if you are from the NYC area.]

And for the "weather reality" shows-all can be cancelled, except for Storm Stories in OCCASIONAL filler. NBC Universal has destroyed a network that got great ratings in the 1990s-with all the great OCMs like Dave Schwartz. Now it's a shell of its old self with a three-hour delay of "Wake Up with Crap", weathercasters saying um, uh, um, uh all the time, like they are in college, and the reality shows taking over prime time. Sure glad "Weather and a Movie" is gone!

-crainbebo
 
I think it will depend on how bad the storm actually gets. I saw a tweet from Jim Cantore earlier this morning and he said the risk for severe storms is diminishing due to the early morning cloud cover that has reduced the instability in the atmosphere. So hopefully TWC won't go overboard making the storm seem worse than it really is.
 
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