The Weather Channel, a privately owned US media company founded in 1982, produces and distributes weather-related content across various platforms. Currently employing approximately 920 people, it operates primarily in broadcast television and radio. A subsidiary of Allen Media Group (formerly Entertainment Studios), The Weather Channel also includes Local Now among its subsidiaries. Its offerings encompass television programming, radio broadcasts, online content, and print materials.
The Weather Channel reported on the low probability of winning the Powerball lottery compared to the likelihood of experiencing extreme weather on May 8. On an unspecified date, the network also provided information about the risk of bird flu to both humans and outdoor cats. A report on Hurricane Kiko's projected impact on Hawaii, bringing increased surf and rainfall to the islands from Hilo to Kauai, starting as early as late Monday, was issued. Additionally, a strong cold front was forecast to bring cooler temperatures to the Northern Plains and Midwest, with cities like Minneapolis, Milwaukee, Sioux Falls, and Omaha experiencing highs in the 60s. Finally, The Weather Channel's origins were detailed, noting its launch in 1982 by Landmark Communications' TeleCable division.
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