Fox’s New Channel Changes the Climate for Weather TV
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I'm not sure you should attribute your misreading to someone else's editorial skill.
We have at least one clue that the political DNA of Fox News will extend to this new channel:
> "Fox Weather will be overseen by Suzanne Scott, the chief executive of Fox News Media, and Sharri Berg, a longtime Fox executive who helped launch Fox News at its inception in 1996."
I mean, I know personally that meteorology costs surprisingly a lot of money, and I understand that (at least for now) America has pro bono weather alerts provided by their government (NOAA), but why there's channels (and now, streaming services) specifically caring for weather (aside from the government-operated ones)?
Imo the NWS should just start providing forecasts of its own on its website. I'm sick of having to trawl through ad filled weather websites for a 7 day forecast
I hope that some old weather talk can help to improve the United States coffee discussions.