I had mixed feelings about putting traffic products first. I liked it and didn’t like it at the same time. I’m wondering if they modified that lineup a bit in Summer 2009... when I caught clips of the Livonia/Novi unit, the 8-city did not air, and the sequence after the traffic products was more in line with what we were used to (front page CC, radar, Sat/Rad, Air Quality, then text-based forecast). Very weird to see the air quality before the radar, and have it transition straight from the sat/rad to the text-based.
Not sure about the 8 cities, but I know the air quality moved to between the sat/rad and text based around mid August, I think the same week you went to Novi
@@Intelliguy As to whether the 8 cities showed or not, that depended on what other products were and weren't showing, such as "Local Doppler", "Weather Bulletin", and "Traffic Report", although the latter is shown here, the 8 cities still showed, but only because more time wasn't needed for the text "Local Forecast" periods. Also, do you still have these following clips stored up somewhere that you could reupload whenever you can find them? 1: A clip with The Simpsons theme song playing during WUWA the week of September 14-18, 2009. I know you had one up way back then, but I haven't seen it in years. 2: An 8:58am et October 2009 LF featuring the IntelliStar cuing a 90 second LF instead of a 2 minute LF resulting the LF ending with 30 seconds of the Satellite LF. The song that played was "Rocky Top" by "Chet Atkins". 3: That June 2005 LF I've mentioned before with "Winged Mammal Theme" and the CC, radar, and traffic products not working resulting in the "Getaway Forecast" and "Air Quality Forecast" products showing on a :58 LF (very rare at that time), along with 2 "Regional Forecasts" and 2 "Metro Forecasts".
Okay but like is this not nostalgic to anyone else?😭💜
So much nostalgia. Brings back memories when I was in elementary school. I’d watch this everyday before going to school. I feel so old watching this
This is why I'm here
@@josephnyy86 yes!
@@BlueyHeelerluvsBeatles4ever Hah brings back college for me, class of 2012 woot woot.
I had mixed feelings about putting traffic products first. I liked it and didn’t like it at the same time. I’m wondering if they modified that lineup a bit in Summer 2009... when I caught clips of the Livonia/Novi unit, the 8-city did not air, and the sequence after the traffic products was more in line with what we were used to (front page CC, radar, Sat/Rad, Air Quality, then text-based forecast). Very weird to see the air quality before the radar, and have it transition straight from the sat/rad to the text-based.
Not sure about the 8 cities, but I know the air quality moved to between the sat/rad and text based around mid August, I think the same week you went to Novi
@@Intelliguy As to whether the 8 cities showed or not, that depended on what other products were and weren't showing, such as "Local Doppler", "Weather Bulletin", and "Traffic Report", although the latter is shown here, the 8 cities still showed, but only because more time wasn't needed for the text "Local Forecast" periods. Also, do you still have these following clips stored up somewhere that you could reupload whenever you can find them?
1: A clip with The Simpsons theme song playing during WUWA the week of September 14-18, 2009. I know you had one up way back then, but I haven't seen it in years.
2: An 8:58am et October 2009 LF featuring the IntelliStar cuing a 90 second LF instead of a 2 minute LF resulting the LF ending with 30 seconds of the Satellite LF. The song that played was "Rocky Top" by "Chet Atkins".
3: That June 2005 LF I've mentioned before with "Winged Mammal Theme" and the CC, radar, and traffic products not working resulting in the "Getaway Forecast" and "Air Quality Forecast" products showing on a :58 LF (very rare at that time), along with 2 "Regional Forecasts" and 2 "Metro Forecasts".
Anyone know the song name and artist?
Don’t Cry by Seal.
Unpopular opinion but I really hated how cool and wet summer 2009 was, especially June and July.