Also, the separate articles on the WeatherStar systems have done fine for all these years as well.

MikeM2011 (talk) 20:09, 3 June 2014 (UTC) Why bother with merging them now? It would just turn this article into a large cluster. I do not believe that an article dedicated to each version is noteworthy as this technology is not notable outside of the Weather Channel fanbase. I'm proposing that this and all WeatherStar related articles be merged into one (excluding Weatherscan). Much of the features truly available in it at the time are included and can be customized for about any location in the US. Somebody several years ago developed an emulator program that mimicks.very well I might say.the WeatherStar 4000 system. The '4000' version was the one mainly used in the 90s.and featured a blue/orange color scheme.'Local on the 8s' - WeatherStar XL/4000 Emulator Nixie Tube Alarm Clock IBM Personal Wheelwriter 2 (Ultrabase Enclosure) VGA (DE-15) to RGB BNC AverKey VGA to 15Khz Composite/S-Video Converter Sharp Twin Famicom Iomega ZIP Drives Hard Drives for.Since none of the songs this month are suited for something as severe as.

Here's a clip of my WeatherSTAR 4000 emulator configured for Brownsville, TX on the morning of Hurricane Dolly's landfall.It was designed and manufactured by Canadian electronics company Applied Microelectronics Institute (now Amirix). First developed in 1988, it was introduced in early 1990.

The Weather Star 4000 was the first WeatherStar model capable of displaying graphics.

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