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ITV Weather didn’t predict a VT clock

Posted on 8th October 2022
By The Clean Feed Team
Last updated on 3rd July 2023
Filed under Bloopers

A VT clock put in a rare on-air appearance prior to today’s lunchtime ITV National Weather.

Right after the Heinz sponsorship sting, we saw an ITV News-branded VT clock for the ITV National Weather, counting down from 10.

Because of the timing error at the start, the pre-recorded forecast was cut off ten seconds early by the closing sponsorship sting.

VIDEO: technical glitch affects lunchtime ITV National Weather. Presenter: Lucy Verasamy. TX DATE: 8th October 2022. COPYRIGHT: ITV plc.

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PICTURED: ITV National Weather VT clock. COPYRIGHT: ITV plc.

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