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Jim Cantore
Verified
Meteorologist, The Weather Channel
Atlanta
Beats
Olympic and Paralympic sport, Athletes
Content
By Jim Cantore Verified| KDRV-TV (Medford, OR) Verified CLARKSVILLE, Ten. -- The Weather Channel's Jim Cantore is surveying damage today from a weekend tornado at Clarksville, Tennessee. He says, "A cold day here in Clarksville, TN. You can still see signs of that cold with the frost on the ground left over from this morning in the shady areas. I want to take you back to this morning, to first light, so you can see just how bad this was. It was frosty everywhere...rooftops, grass, everything. Even the debris fields had frost all over them this morning.
By Jim Cantore Verified| weloveweather.tv@ If you've ever wondered about the process leaves go through when they change color, you're not alone! Watch this exclusive video of Jim Cantore explaining the chemistry behind the changing leaves during this time of year.
By Jim Cantore Verified| KDRV-TV (Medford, OR) Verified CLARKSVILLE, Ten. -- The Weather Channel's Jim Cantore is surveying damage today from a weekend tornado at Clarksville, Tennessee. He says, "A cold day here in Clarksville, TN. You can still see signs of that cold with the frost on the ground left over from this morning in the shady areas. I want to take you back to this morning, to first light, so you can see just how bad this was. It was frosty everywhere...rooftops, grass, everything. Even the debris fields had frost all over them this morning.
Company Info
The Weather Channel
The Weather Channel (TWC) is a leading American pay television network and digital platform focused on weather forecasting and related content. Established on May 2, 1982, TWC was the first 24/7 weather network, initially sourcing forecasts from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). It now produces all forecasts in-house from its Atlanta headquarters. TWC offers continuous weather coverage, including live forecasts, radar imagery, and severe weather alerts for both the U.S. and global regions. Its digital platforms, including the weather.com website and mobile apps, provide real-time updates and personalized weather tracking. The channel also produces weather-related documentaries and shows, and it creates weather segments for external clients like CBS News. TWC has developed proprietary systems to deliver localized forecasts, enhancing its service to viewers seeking accurate and timely weather information.
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Founded: 1982