TV Tiempo

TV Tiempo is the weather forecast program of Televisión Nacional de Chile (TVN). It debuted in 1970, so it's TVN's longest-running program out of the channel's entire catalog. It has 2 editions: one after main newscast 24 (Horas) Central and another during the early morning (formerly before signing off). The forecasts are also published into YouTube.

197?-1980[]

1980-1984[]

Designer:

Unknown

Typography:

Helvetica

Launched:

Unknown

While the program was still referred to as "TV Tiempo" by the channel's voice, on-screen its name appeared as El Tiempo. The logo only appeared at sponsorship IDs between the usage of this logo, as TVN didn't use any dedicated intro/outro for TV Tiempo back then.

1984-1987[]

Designer:

Unknown

Typography:

Helvetica

Launched:

Unknown

During this era, TV Tiempo didn't have a consistent logo. Instead, they used three:

The main one consisted on a regular house wind detector, and the program's name written in Helvetica. It was primarily used on the intro/outro and was made using scanimate.
The logo used on sponsorship IDs just before and after the main roof consisted on a sun with a magenta-colored text with the program's name written in Helvetica over it. It is thought to be the predecessor to the "wind detector" logo.
Another logo was used exclusively on the program's studio, and consisted of the name in a double-lined typeface with various illustrations near the letters (raining clouds over the "E", an umbrella between the "M" and "P", and various sun rays around the "O").

1987-1988[]

In January 1987, the 3 old logos were retired in favor of one consistent logo. It consisted on two horizontal lines; above the one on the top, the word "TV"; between both lines, the word "TIEMPO" with a sun replacing the "O".