Blizzard of 1996 - Philadelphia PA - Part 2 of 3 - 2 Hours (Jan 7, 1996)

Continuing from the video archives of Lee Molineux, here is the second segment in a 3-Part tape series from the Blizzard of '96. As mentioned before, I have been hesitant to publish this online due to the audio and video quality exhibited. However, to be accurate to the history of the storm, signal quality was getting progressively worse at the cable headend from heavy snow collected on the satellite dish. In some instances, this tripped the Weatherstar 4000 into the looping flavor mode. Please enjoy this series, but consider I have no further control over the quality seen.

[@Eltiempo10]

Before even reading your description, I thought "Satellite dish needs to be brushed off!' Back in the good ole analog days, where a signal still could partially come through. Thanks for sharing this. Amazing!

[@jacquelinenjeremiahcliff8440]

Those have to be rabbit ears

[@jacquelinenjeremiahcliff8440]

Yes I remember we had a huge space station sized one..satellite b4 they made dish tv..

[@jacquelinenjeremiahcliff8440]

He was adjusting rabbit ear antennas

[@MalekMasoud]

Oh yeah, I think that looping flavor mode on the WS4000 is pretty much like the early and mid 90s version of Weatherscan.

[@scottm2998]

This kind of stuff is right up my alley!!!

[@jacquelinenjeremiahcliff8440]

Anyone remember this being tv