Dallas, Texas and El Segundo, California, October 06, 2016

AT&T Launches Severe Weather Mix Channel on DIRECTV and U-verse Dedicated to Coverage of Hurricane Matthew

AT&T* has launched a Severe Weather Mix channel on DIRECTV and U-verse dedicated to coverage of Hurricane Matthew as the dangerous storm bears down on Florida’s east coast. 

DIRECTV

The *Severe Weather Mix (361-1) will provide national storm coverage from:

  • Severe Weather Channel (361-2) dedicated to local and regional news from select affiliates in the affected area. 
  • CNN (202) 
  • Fox News (360) 
  • CNBC (355) 
  • WeatherNation (Channel 361)  
  • The Weather Channel (362) 

Viewers of the Severe Weather Channel will initially see WPBF (ABC) West Palm Beach. As the storm moves north, additional channels will include:

  • WESH (NBC) and WKCF (CW) Orlando 
  • WJCL (ABC) Savannah, Ga.  
  • WYFF (NBC) Greenville, S.C.  
  • WBAL (NBC) Baltimore, Md. 

The Severe Weather Channel will switch between local affiliates to provide viewers with up-to-the-minute coverage. It is currently available on channel 361-1 and continue as weather conditions warrant.

*The Severe Weather Mix will also be simulcast on channels 205 and 600 – replacing Sports Mix.

U-verse

Viewers of the Severe Weather Channel on 1227 will see coverage from:

  • WPBF (ABC) West Palm Beach
  • WESH (NBC) and WKCF (CW) Orlando
  • WJCL (ABC) Savannah, Ga.
  • WYFF (NBC) Greenville, S.C.
  • WBAL (NBC) Baltimore, Md.

The Severe Weather Channel will switch between local affiliates to provide viewers with up-to-the-minute coverage. It will be available to all U-verse customers by midnight ET on Oct. 7 and will continue as weather conditions warrant.

*AT&T products and services are provided or offered by subsidiaries and affiliates of AT&T Inc. under the AT&T brand and not by AT&T Inc.

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