The Weather Channel July 1992

Footage from The Weather Channel July 9, 1992. Features on-camera meteorologists Dennis Smith, Declan Cannon, Tom Chisholm, Rich Johnson, and Mike Seidel, and hurricane specialist John Hope. Beginning of this video also includes the "famous" oft-repeated ceiling fan-edition of the Weather and Your House feature hosted by longtime TWC on-camera meteorologist Marny Stanier.

[@ILoveOldTWC]

I love Marny Stanier's ceiling fan commercial! Years later, she chuckled, saying people in the mall would come up to her, asking her which way to turn their ceiling fan.

[@jamesgurksnis8546]

Only JJ’s cheese segment and Marshall Seese’s caulking segment can rival this.

[@johngligo4049]

That's funny

[@jamesgurksnis4392]

You got the classic Marny Stanier ceiling fan segment on here. Well done sir.

[@CountryAfficianado]

Dude yes. I saw this when I was maybe 8 years old and have reversed the ceiling fans in winter ever since. Classic TWC.

[@thesilentdiva]

The song at 40:40 .... you don't know how long I have been looking for this song. I have literally been looking for this song for almost 30 years it has been stuck in my head that long. I've never heard it on a Weather Channel upload until now, with Google I now know the name. I had a recording of it, just a snip it on an old grainy cassette tape . Thank you

[@millenniumman75]

Tom Scott "Water Colors" from his album "Flashpoint".

[@Pdasilva0324]

I remember the summer of 1992 as being very cool, dark, and wet. And on the days it was warmer it was ridiculously humid. Columbus only had one day 90F or higher all year but several in the upper 80s with heat index in the mid 90s. We had a swimming pool in our community but we only went maybe 12 times all summer. Spent more time in my local bowling alley because I had a pass for free bowling all summer.

[@DeAngeloStevens]

Dennis Smith, Declan Cannon, Tom Chisholm, Rich Johnson, Mike Seidel, John Hope, Vivian Brown, Sharon Resultan, Jodie Saeland, Kristin Dodd, Dave Schwartz, Kelly Cass and all those Good ON-Camera talent while growing up in the 90's and the 2000's watching the Weather Channel

[@mr2del]

Please don't forget Jim Cantore, Charlie Welsh, Bill Keneely, Keith Westerlage, Jeanetta Jones, Jill Brown, Terri Smith and Lisa Spencer.

[@DeAngeloStevens]

Not to mention Cheryl Lemke, Heather Tesch, Kristina Abernathy, Kim Perez (now Cunningham), Nick Walker, Paul Goodloe, Dan Schmidt, Jeff Morrow, Marshall Seese, Lisa Mozer, Declan Cannon, Bonnie McLaughlin (the husband-wife weather team)

[@wincubs1]

No one on the planet knew tropical weather like John Hope!!

[@drummingdanny84]

And the unsung meteorologists: Bill Limmer, Bill Schubert, John Doyle, Dianne Barone, Kam Carmen, Kevan Ramer, Gene Rubin, Brad Edwards, Lisa Mozer, Myke Motley, Dan Atkinson, Alexandra Steele 😍, Dave Watson, Vince Miller, Cindy Preszler, Gay Dawson, Dale Eck, Tom Moore, Janine D'Adamo, Eboni Deon, Mary Brown, Bruce Edwards, et al.

[@scottp6539]

When the Weather Channel was WEATHER! True knowledgeable Meteorologist! Not just reading scripts like today!

[@suyoungan8212]

Its the best asmr for sleep 😭

[@johngligo4049]

WOW! A low of 64 for Las Vegas in July?? What an unusual year 1992 was for weather.

[@drummingdanny84]

"Melrose Place" and season 3 of both "Parker Lewis" and "90210" premiered around this time while Michael Jackson is touring Europe in support of the "Dangerous" album.

[@tuningin88]

Season 3 of Beverly Hills 90210” premiered on a new night, same as “Melrose Place”.

[@jamesgurksnis4392]

Good times. Pittsburgh with the Stanley Cup backdrop as they secured their second straight win in the Finals.

[@misakiyoshida]

I can only remember Rangers in 94. pissed drunk.

[@burgundyyears]

Good example from the summer of 1992 of the wet, stormy summer across the lower great lakes and midwest and the cool upper midwest. This was basically the warmest period and temperatures really cratered through the end of the month. Do you have any late July 1992 videos? Widespread 60's and rain across the great lakes then.

[@ILoveOldTWC]

At 32:32, the music is Joe Sample's "Carmel" and at 54:34 is Mark Sloniker's "Bright Wish". But two minute flavors, one an L, the other an M.

[@crazytornadoguy]

3 days after this aired, we had a severe thunderstorm/ tornado event here in northwest Ohio ⛈️🌪

[@sosafan509]

I grew up outside Toledo and still remember that night. F2 tore the roof of a high school a couple miles from us.

[@crazytornadoguy]

@sosafan509 Anthony Wayne HS. In Whitehouse. I remember it quite well. My dad and I were out chasing that day & tracked a storm/tornado out to the Graytown area. Then we headed towards the Sandusky area before calling it a night and heading home. Intriguing day, I must say, plus the tornado that hit in the Perrysburg area on Roachton Road.

[@zoosyo03]

I remember this one on TV

[@blightedgrounds]

Memories of childhood.

[@rafaelasalinas5614]

1:15:15 Someone is here for this Mandela Catalogue 5 clip I think the Murrays incident was around that date July 9th

[@ILoveOldTWC]

28 years ago today. Today is also Thursday, July 9th.

[@andrewd.conard5088]

Is that an error at 15:32? Sounds like "Tri-State Weather" in the audio feed. Also had no idea Kool-Aid was a sponsor in 1992.

[@publisher73]

This was just after the WeatherStar 4000 was installed at this cable system. The audio channel was not yet properly set, thus the local forecast segments lacked narration and the national audio feed bled through during the Tri-State report for a brief period.

[@RT-qd8yl]

@@publisher73 Wow, my headend didn't get the 4000 until like 1995.

[@YokozunaNumber1]

Natchez '92 right here!

[@OGStoneVegas]

so somebody recorded 2 hours of the weather channel back in 1992 and randomly uploaded it to KZbin in 2019 huh 33:28 and I swear my weather channel (SF Bay Area) didn't look like this... mine had a solid blue background

[@PrincessSylveon]

Cable Vision????????????? XD

[@g0ezle0nard96]

2:30 11:02 14:11 24:31 29:55 32:22 39:55 54:29 1:24:35

[@crazytornadoguy]

LF at 1:02:39 Rose's for Jessie Eric Tingstad & Nancy Rumbel