Therefore, I took the liberty of converting all of those icons to Amiga-suitable icons. I also decided to remake the Prevue Weather banner from 1993 after the software was massively overhauled to introduce what "The New Prevue Guide" manual called the "scrid," a portmanteau of "scrolling grid." It only lasted for a short period of time. As far as remaking it, the source footage that I used was very low-quality, but it was still just enough for me to make out what it was supposed to convey (I included the Tulsa skyline in it, since UVSG was based in Tulsa, but I'm not too sure if that appeared in the actual banner). The Prevue Weather logo is actually from PajamaFrix's own attempt at recreating the initial banner, so I have to credit Frix for that. The banner's size is 640x60, which is the optimal size for PWBRUSH, but it wasn't actually the original size. In fact, the height was bigger initially when the Prevue Weather add-on was introduced under the name of "Weather Guide" upon the launch of Prevue Guide in 1988 (it changed to "Prevue Weather" sometime around Fall 1989).
It took me four changes since then to fix any errors or anything that I didn't really like (including Color #0, which sets the background color for which the genlock is supposed to key out; I realized that when I edited the colors to how they should be properly displayed in Grafx2), but now I'm sharing it here. The icons are based on how they appeared in 1996 (the clouds were black before then; since then, they've been colored white), and something that is worth noting: the fifth icon that I included (the snow icon) is custom-made, and there was no snow icon (I think it's referred to as "pwi5") until the software was updated for the February 1998 rebrand of Prevue Channel. The rain icon actually represented all forms of precipitation throughout that time.
They're there if you want to do any experimenting with Prevue Weather in 7.8.3.
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