AccuWeather debuts local 24-hour weather channel in North Carolina
May 15, 2003 12:00 PM
WRAL in Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina and AccuWeather will offer
its viewers a 24-hour-a-day local weather channel through
AccuWeather’s Local Digital Weather.
Local Digital Weather is a first-of-its-kind programming system that
allows local cable operators and broadcasters to expand their revenue
by tapping the high demand for 24-hour-a-day, continuous local weather
programming. The system includes continuous local avails that can
feature text, graphics, audio, banners and full-motion video. Also, the
system offers stations additional avails that either can be sold to
outside advertisers to boost revenues or used to promote the
station’s programming and their brand.
Through their digital multicast capability and Local Digital
Weather, the WRAL can now offer viewers an easy, accurate and fast way
to receive important weather information.
This weather information will include local and regional radar,
current conditions, short-term forecast maps, a five-day local
forecast, local almanac information, satellite imagery, and
weather-related trivia. In addition, WRAL will offer two-minute video
segments every 10 minutes to present viewers with both a familiar face
and even more area weather details.
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