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,“And Now, Your Forecast”,tions on TV are universal, of course, and the weather itself knows no geographic boundaries. However, the roots of weathercasting are firmly planted in a nation that’s populous, highly mobile, plugged into mass media, and blessed (or cursed) with hundreds of different climatic regimes, including som

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The Big Picture,t of the weathercast—and the newscast around it—has changed in its 60-year-plus history. Stations in large markets may have more technology and expertise at hand than those in rural areas, but whether we’re in Moline or Manhattan, we can turn on the morning or evening newscast with a fairly good sen

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The Big Picture,t of the weathercast—and the newscast around it—has changed in its 60-year-plus history. Stations in large markets may have more technology and expertise at hand than those in rural areas, but whether we’re in Moline or Manhattan, we can turn on the morning or evening newscast with a fairly good sen

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,But Seriously …, results, unable to communicate with others except in jargon. Interestingly, the biggest showcase for science that television has had since its founding—the weather report—pushes hard against that stereotype. Some broadcast meteorologists do favor a sober, technical approach, but energy, communicati

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,But Seriously …, results, unable to communicate with others except in jargon. Interestingly, the biggest showcase for science that television has had since its founding—the weather report—pushes hard against that stereotype. Some broadcast meteorologists do favor a sober, technical approach, but energy, communicati

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Breaking through the Glass Map,ium gave people exactly what the word . implies: a man, and usually a white one. Weathercasting thus reflected a society that shunted women and ethnic minorities as far from positions of authority as possible.

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Coast to Coast,icans do like to follow weather on a national scale. For some, the vast U.S. panorama of heat, cold, hail, snow, hurricanes, and tornadoes provides a vicarious thrill. Others are frequent travelers, for business or pleasure, who have utilitarian reasons for wanting to know the forecast elsewhere aro

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Coast to Coast,icans do like to follow weather on a national scale. For some, the vast U.S. panorama of heat, cold, hail, snow, hurricanes, and tornadoes provides a vicarious thrill. Others are frequent travelers, for business or pleasure, who have utilitarian reasons for wanting to know the forecast elsewhere aro