Weather Channel local forecast (1990)

[@SparklSeoul]

Last Train Home by Pat Methany. Lovely :)

[@julinalilly7439]

Love this upbeat music in this Weather Channel Local Forecast

[@gregspot]

And here you see a Star 4000 in its natural habit before it is uploaded with more complex graphics.

[@ScrollsofSombra]

So.... a 3000.

[@gregspot]

@@ScrollsofSombra Nope. Look at the font.

[@ILoveOldTWC]

@@gregspot The font is different, but it's otherwise text-based, like the 3000.

[@Justin-Hill-1987]

@@ILoveOldTWC Another significant change to the text-based WeatherStar 4000 would be the addition of a detailed radar segment to the end of each forecast...in the following years, the graphics would be overhauled, with icon-based weather conditions added to a regional forecast map, only for the icons to spread to the current conditions, extended forecast and regional observation map. Later in the 1990s, the weather icons would start to replace text on the travel cities forecast, and the local radar, which was an animated 1 1/2-hour looping current radar, was added to the end ofsome of the longer local forecasts, and was moved towards the middle in some 2-minute local forecasts with a short-term local update forecast added, causing the extended forecast to appear at the end of the forecast, and if there was some extra time depending on the local update's length, the almanac would be at the end of the 2-minute local forecast...