The channel\u2019s bright and accurate weather forecasting has been acclaimed by viewers and critics as a key and unique feature in its output since its establishment almost twenty years ago.\u00a0 It places an emphasis on clear and accessible weather information as well as providing succinct regional and maritime forecasts for people engaged in weather-dependent activities such as agriculture, fishing \u00a0and outdoor\u00a0 leisure activities.<\/p>\n
Other recent developments in the channel\u2019s weather output saw the introduction of new HD (high definition) graphics and charts as well as a fun list of Irish language weather terms and phrases in each of the major dialects of Irish. \u00a0\u00a0The \u00a0new Waterford-based camera will be of particular interest to one of the channel\u2019s weather presenters, Irial \u00d3 Ceallaigh,\u00a0 <\/b>a native of An Rinn.\u00a0 He can now \u00a0check the weather picture in his own parish at any time of day or night as well as including it in his bulletins (without neglecting the other images also available to all from the TG4 weather cameras already situated in key Gaeltacht locations in Donegal (Gaoth Dobhair), West Kerry (D\u00fan Chaoin) and at TG4 Headquarters in Galway (Baile na hAbhann).<\/p>\n