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 provided weather alerts on SiriusXM concerning major storms and flood risks in the Ohio Valley, beginning Wednesday, April 2nd. The National Weather Service predicted a potentially historic flash flood event for the Lower Ohio Valley and Mid-South on that date. Separately, The Weather Channel reported that Hurley, Wisconsin, ranked eighth among the ten snowiest cities in the country. Hurley, with a population of approximately 1500, holds the state record for most snowfall in a single winter and is considered one of the snowiest locations east of the Rocky Mountains, according to the National Weather Service. The company also discussed its use of high-performance computing, gaming technology, cloud computing, and AI in its forecasting operations.
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