Networks pave the way with Hurricane Lane coverage

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“ABC World News Tonight” used its relatively new curved video wall to showcase the familiar radar loop image.
Rob Marciano then joined Tom Llamas, filling in for David Muir, at the anchor desk to discuss the track of the storm, using a mobile monitor parked next to the desk between the pair.
On “Good Morning America” the next day, meteorologist Ginger Zee was positioned in the show’s Times Square studio video-wall equipped alcoves, with a sweeping handheld shot starting showcasing a bold “GMA Extreme Weather” logo.
'#GMA' dropped anchor names from Friday's announce — but worth noting @michaelstrahan was the only one of the normal anchors behind the desk https://t.co/e4jiQKMz58 pic.twitter.com/23IXbNFRHM
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