From the launch in July 2019 forecasts to upgrades a short time later including live weather and climatic information and continually updated weather data such as daily extremes, wind gusts and more, we’re proud to bring this public service to our broadcast region.
In addition to new radar views being shown, screens with daily forecasts plus other climatic information will also rotate in throughout the day. Audio for this upgrade continues to be directly brought to you from the National Weather Service regional office in North Webster, Indiana.
When a severe weather watch or warning for the PBS Fort Wayne service area occurs, this service also allows TV screens to focus specifically on the PBS Fort Wayne service region for the duration of those events. In addition, scrolling type at the bottom of the screen will change and provide vital information for viewers as these events occur and evolve.
Have a question or suggestions about what we bring you in service?
Email us any time at weather@wfwa.org.
Congratulations to Mediacom in northeast Indiana for picking up channel 39.5!
Congratulations to those who watch us on Mediacom in northeast Indiana, and thank you to MediaCom for picking up channel 39.5 up and sharing it with their subscribers!
It is hoped that cable and other pay/subscription TV providers such as Comcast xFinity, Frontier FiOS, Time Warner Cable plus as others will add this enhanced and upgraded public service channel to their lineup, too.
Viewers currently watching channel 39.5 over the air (via regular antenna TV) will not have to re-scan their channels to acquire, and take advantage of this upgraded service.
One final note: All of us at PBS Fort Wayne want thank to all our viewers and area businesses who have supported, and continue to support our efforts to bring up-to-the minute weather information to the region we serve.
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