Weather Channel's First Night on the Air 1982

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Uploaded by on Aug 30, 2008

A short clip from the first night of the Weather Channel in 1982

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  • The first night was May 2nd, not the 3rd. But still very cool.

  • @twcclassics This is from the first overnight on the air, only hours after they started.

  • It's something that the Weather Channel has NEVER changed it's logo.

  • A slight change a few years ago, they went from a TV shaped logo to a square logo.

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  • lol we just got our first color tv in 1985 lol

  • I would so wear that Weather channel jacket today.

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  • Little did they know that nearly 30 years later that Meteorology would become a total joke. The weathermen these days are beyond clueless what the weather will be even four hours in advance. The weather forecasts of the last three years have been totally wrong hundreds of times.

  • John Coleman is very much alive & well, and is chief meteorologist at KUSI-TV, San Diego. He's been in San Diego since 1991...

  • That 80s hair! This is so low-budget because it was back then.

  • @jptang1701 Same here.

  • Waaaaaay before any Cantore sightings!

  • Amazingly, I find this much better then the current crap they show now.

  • must have been nice to have a VCR back then, i would have been recording stuff all day, mostly baseball,football and MTV ,lol

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