Weather Channel Launches TV Everywhere

The Weather Channel is now offering TV Everywhere across many TV providers. Viewers can watch the network via authenticated login across all digital screens, giving them access to real-time live streaming weather news and information anytime, anywhere — especially crucial during severe weather events. The authenticated live stream is currently available on desktop computer, phone and tablet via www.weather.com.

Users can access the network live online by going to weather.com’s Live TV section, where they will be required to sign in using the username and login they use for their TV provider.

“Streaming the network live will allow our viewers to get critical, even potentially life-saving information anywhere they are, and perhaps most importantly, even if their power goes out,” said Dave Shull, president, The Weather Channel Television Group. “Millions of people tune to us each day not just for their local forecasts, but for the most comprehensive coverage of severe weather and for the best explanations of the science behind the weather.”

The Weather Channel is now available online to a majority of consumers who have subscriptions to TV providers including AT&T, Bright House, Cable One, Cablevision, CenturyLink, Cox Communications, DirecTV, Dish, Grande Communications, MediaCom, SuddenLink, Time Warner Cable and Wide Open West Networks. Additional TVE partners will continue to be signed and announced, The Weather Channel said.

“We firmly believe that where you get your weather matters,” said Shull. “With more than 200 meteorologists delivering billions of forecasts each day, our forecasts are the most accurate and comprehensive — and now viewers won’t have to go without our in-depth severe weather coverage when they need us most.”