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The Power of 5 weather team has a brand new weather center, …
TVs added to new NewsChannel5 studio
Aug. 14, 2012
Photographer: Chris Flanagan/WEWS
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Posted: 08/14/2012
CLEVELAND - It could give any sports pub a run for its money, at least when it comes to television sets.
Nineteen new TVs will be on display in our new studio.
Two 72-inch monitors have been installed in the weather center. Our meteorologists will also have four 19-inch sets on the weather desk to look at.
Three big 83-inch TVs are directly behind the anchor desk. While delivering the news, all the anchors can glance down at one of four 15-inch sets build directly into the anchor desk.
Workers are now approaching the "details phase."
The crew also hung more than 1,000 feet of LED lighting in the studio. The guys told me that they will last "almost forever."
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