International Weather Coverage

Must Watch video. This is inspiring how KHOU HOUSTON struggled to stay on air during Hurricane Harvey and how their sister station WFAA DALLAS helped them through one of the worst disasters in US history. It was announced today that KHOU has closed on the sale of their former building.

The end of the video left it open ended. KHOU sold their building last week. If you go on KHOUs Facebook page you’ll see Facebook lives and their current setup at Houston Public Media. I believe their broadcasts are still technically handled remotely at WFAA.

Again BFM Paris is doing a brilliant job of informing Paris and the entire metro area during the storm that affected the capital city. The most in apparently in 31 years.

I only know about the storm because we have an office in Paris. I've seen and heard no mention of it on
the UK broadcast media. Remarkable for somewhere that's closer to London than Northern England.

QTQ9; Brisbane, Australia; promo for the station's new weather wall:

And here's that weather wall in action for the first time -- they got lucky with the timing of the launch:

Looks sharp. I did not care for the lighting detector gauge - I think I lighting strike counter or maybe a elapse of sorts where each strike appears on the map as time elapses. As for the radar and future cast I would remove the rain graphics on top of the radar imagery.

Here's their full weather forecast, by the way:

From Denmark, DR1 Vores Vejr (Our Weather) received new graphics in 2018.

In 2012, weather reports on N24 (now "Welt") in Germany were sponsored by Air Berlin. Therefore N24's weather presenter even had to wear a flight attendant uniform.

Jesus Christ.

Martyn Davies is thanking his lucky stars he didn't have to dress up as a Weathergen.