Editing The Weather Channel (section)

=== International versions ===
Over the years, attempts to broadcast international versions of TWC–apart from the Australian version of the Weather Channel (now [[Sky News Weather Channel]])–have failed. TWC operates websites that provide localized forecasts in [[Brazil]], [[France]], [[Germany]], [[India]], [[Latin America]] and the [[United Kingdom]], but some of these sites may not have developed since 2003. The Weather Channel shares radar imagery and forecasts with [[the Weather Network]]/[[MétéoMédia]] in Canada, particularly for the Weather Channel's Canadian forecasts.
* A U.K. version of the Weather Channel operated from September 1, 1996, to January 30, 1998, when it was shut down due to low viewership. On satellite, it broadcast for five hours each day, from 6&nbsp;am until 11&nbsp;am. It shared channel space with [[Sky Movies Gold]]/[[Sky Box Office|Sky Box Office 2]], [[The Racing Channel]] and [[Galavisión (USA)|Galavision]]. On cable, it was generally on air for 24 hours but it was only carried by some companies as others chose to carry rival service [[the Weather Network]] which also launched in the UK in 1996. Both were designed for cable as it had local weather information for specific regions.
* TWC formerly operated [[The Weather Channel (Latin America)|The Weather Channel Latin America]], a [[Spanish language|Spanish-language]] network serving [[Mexico]], [[Puerto Rico]] and [[South America]]. This network launched in 1996 and an accompanying [[Brazil]]ian [[Brazilian Portuguese|Portuguese]]-language feed launched in 1998. It ceased operations on December 20, 2002, due to budget cuts. The channel's three original on-camera weather presenters were Paola Elorza, Sal Morales, and Mari Carmen Ramos; all three left the channel within a year of its launch and respectively went on to work for [[Univision]] in Miami, [[Telemundo]] in Los Angeles, and [[CNN International]] in Atlanta.