Weather is science so there will always be a margin of error. Period.That, however, is not the problem with the Weather Channel.The real problem is the way in which the company covers’ the weather. Dull/repetitive doesn’t begin to describe the issue.Viewers never get a sense of what is happening on the ground; what people are experiencing in real time; basically ‘what’s happening.”Standing on a street in suburban anywhere with a ruler to measure snow is just plain silly.Why not partner with television stations across the country to bring real reporters into the mix - and leave the meteorologist in house to do what they should know best.As for the commercials- well, the ONLY time to watch the Weather Channel is at the top of the hour (14 minutes commercial free). Otherwise it’s the Commercial Channel with a tiny bit of weather.Frank Magid would charge thousands of dollars for this simple adviceNo one will listen anyway.
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