potential for a successful series combining visual evidence of nature's destructive power and first-hand accounts of the experience and its impact on individual lives. Market segmentation research was used to judge the potential audience for the programs, along with the impact on viewers who counted on TWC for information about weather across the United States. Formerly, Storm Stories featured commercial breaks with the channel's signature Local on the 8s localized forecast. After December 15, 2005, an L-bar/corner forecast appeared for those with the IntelliStar, and a satellite L-bar forecast aired for those with Weather Stars that did not support the L-bar (the Weather Star XL and older models) and those without Weather Stars. In some episodes, the old TWC logo (1996–2005) was used during the question at the end, which is most difficult to stretch the current TWC logo on the lower display line of the Weather Star XL and IntelliStar. After the credits in the episodes, the 2003 graphic of The Weather Channel logo was used, before a one-minute local forecast. This graphic was removed late in the series's run. For episodes currently on The Weather Channel On-Demand, the current TWC logo surrounded by black is shown during these question segments, to cover the old logo. Some of the episodes feature aircraft crashes caused by weather, including Air France Flight 358, American Airlines Flight 1420, and USAir Flight 1016 and non-meteorological phenomena such as earthquakes. In mid-2007, the appearance of Storm Stories introduction was changed. The new episodes include computer-animated graphics showing the weather situation, and the ending question has a different format. In October 2007, the channel moved the show to 2–3 p.m. Eastern Time. TWC stopped airing the series when the channel began its transition to HD programming on June 2, 2008, but the show returned on February 22, 2009, with 26 new episodes. Some episodes of the series have been released on DVD. In Norway, all episodes of Storm Stories: The Next Chapter is made available for streaming online on Viaplay. Special weeks Tornado Week: tornado stories, such as the 1999 Oklahoma tornado outbreak and the 1998 Nashville tornado outbreak. Heroes of the Storm: everyday people, and how they saved lives when nature was at its worst. Hurricane Week: dangerous or deadly hurricanes, from Andrew to Ivan, as well as typhoons and a tropical storm. The Christmas Tree Ship: a holiday storm story for all ages—how